The planned expansion of Heathrow Airport should go ahead to ensure Britain can compete and succeed after Brexit, the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has said.

Terry Jervis – shooting for the stars In advance of Black History month this October, Reginald Maynor profiles Terry Jervis, a legend in the world of media and business.

LCCI is proud to promote HMRC’s recent campaign ‘Tax avoidance: don’t get caught out’. It advises taxpayers how to spot avoidance schemes, explains the risks involved and how to report a suspicious scheme to HMRC. 

The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed the decision of Home Secretary, Suella Braverman MP, to review immigration rules, and have urged the Minister that the needs of London must be catered for.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has welcomed the latest comments from Home Secretary Amber Rudd which suggest the door will be kept open to workers after Brexit.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI)'s report "Getting our house in order: the impact of housing undersupply on London businesses"  argues that rather than there being a shortage of brownfield sites within London suitable for housing, too little brownfield is in the hands of developers who...

After a challenging end to 2025, London businesses entered the new year on a more stable course. However, this does not signal a return to growth. The current situation suggests that early signs of stabilisation are now under threat, as businesses continue to operate in an environment defined by hig...

Over a summer of political change, London businesses continued to send warning signals. Expectations became less negative in Q3, but weak demand and cashflow coincided with limited recruitment and investment activity. A shift in sentiment has not yet become a shift towards growth. This survey was...

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry calls for further collaboration to unlock economic potential following Chancellor's Autumn Statement.

The interplay between international trade, jobs, and worker welfare presents both challenges and opportunities for UK businesses. In this article explore the complexities of the global market and the solutions available to enhance competitiveness.