Karim Fatehi OBE, Chief Executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) responded to the appointment of Andy Burnham as Prime Minister and John Healey as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry welcomes the Chancellor’s ambition, set out last night in her Mansion House speech, to boost investment through better regulation.

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on our new borough economy analysis. This new report features an in-depth look at London’s borough economies, with individual summaries for each local authority.

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on the announcements from the International Investment Summit featuring £60 billion in new projects and the transformation of the UK Infrastructure Bank, the launch of a new Industrial Strategy focusing on clean energy and advanced manufacturing, the intr...

LCCI would like to congratulate Paul Scully MP on his re-appointment as Minister for London.

This week's Policy News Update covers key developments, including reforms to accelerate clean energy projects, the Chancellor's plans to modernise financial markets, and the latest insights on UK wages and inflation. Additionally, learn about new initiatives to improve public services and regulatory frameworks.

LCCI respond to the Prime Minister this evening announcing that a national lockdown will again take place in England.

In our latest submission to TfL, LCCI welcomed a new cycle and pedestrian crossing between Canary Wharf and Rotherhithe, on the condition that the new crossing is built alongside road crossings further East.

This week’s policy update wfocuses on the promises made at the Labour Party conference to support business, plans to end the late payment of invoices to small businesses’, the reform of the Apprenticeship Levy, plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street and London being promoted in New York  

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today announces the appointment of Karim Fatehi MBE as Interim Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Richard Burge had stepped down after three and a half years of service.