The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called for reform to the current road user charging scheme by developing a single, smart scheme instead. The call was made by LCCI in its submission to the London Assembly.

London business are concerned but not panicking about Brexit - according to a wide reaching new report produced today by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

New funding deal will support green transition during ULEZ expansion.

A survey of London businesses1 has highlighted stagnating export demand - with a tenth (10%) of firms reporting a decrease in export sales and only 11% reporting an increase.

Alderman Prem Goyal OBE, made sure to speak up in favour of businesses during the recent party conferences.

LCCI's Programme for Government report sets out the key measures the new Government should implement.

As the saying goes: “all roads lead to Rome” and certainly, for businesses to achieve their goals and be successful internationally, there is not just one road but a million different paths. For women, however, often those roads tend to be longer and more difficult to walk.

London businesses and public have said that allowing the capital to set its own immigration targets (for people with key skills) is the most important thing to ensure that London is successful post-Brexit, whilst tackling knife crime should be the capital’s highest priority after Brexit.

LCCI respond to changes to the Government travel 'quarantine' policy.

More than two dozen companies from four countries are travelling to India on Monday (21st Nov) for a five day trade mission in the wake of the visits of Prime Minister, Theresa May and Deputy Mayor of Business for London, Rajesh Agrawal.