This week’s policy update wraps up the key business-related policy pledges in the election from the past seven days. Each of the three main parties (Conservatives, Labour, and Liberal Democrats) have committed to not raising VAT, income tax, or national insurance if they form the next governme...

LCCI Chief Executive Karim Fatehi MBE has written to Transport for London on the issue of the proposed charges for the Silvertown and Blackwall tunnels.

LCCI respond to the Prime Minister confirming that indoor hospitality and cultural and entertainment venues can reopen from next Monday (May 17).

The Procurement Bill reforms the UK’s public procurement regime, making it quicker, simpler, more transparent and better able to meet the UK’s needs while remaining compliant with our international obligations.

LCCI respond to the ‘Points-based system and salary thresholds’ report from the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) today.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry respond to the Prime Minister confirming that the next phase of COVID-19 restrictions easing will be delayed.

LCCI respond to the Prime Minister today confirmed that arrivals from countries adjudged to be a COVID-19 risk will have to undergo hotel quarantine upon arrival in the UK.

In response to the claims of new Mayor Sadiq Khan that his predecessor has not delivered on solving the housing crisis, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has challenged him to free up more land to build on.

Richard Burge says the budget fails to deliver for London and businesses.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports letter from the British Chambers of Commerce which calls on the Chancellor to urgently consider targeted business support following this week’s Plan B announcement.