The Mayor and the GLA face significant challenges as they seek to ensure our capital remains a great place to set-up, run and grow a business. In our response to the Mayor’s draft Economic Development Strategy, we have chosen to focus on what City Hall can do to support London’s business...

The seller's market for City jobs is proving to be problematic for employers already struggling with skills shortages, according to Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry. 

In response to the Government’s call for evidence on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill which is currently passing through Parliament, LCCI has prepared the attached submission outlining our recommendations on how the Bill can be enhanced to deliver a more efficient, predictable, and busines...

This submission sets out LCCI’s response to consultation on the proposed Visitor Levy in England. LCCI welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this consultation and recognises the importance of clarity and consistency in any potential Visitor Levy framework. London’s vis...

City of London chamber event emphasises urgent need for climate action and Net Zero strategies.

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The new Mayor Sadiq Khan has put London's preparedness for emergencies high on his agenda. Now, this London Chamber of Commerce and Industry report highlights the potential impact of housing undersupply on London resilience by exploring the issue of housing affordability for the three 'blue ...

This Spending Review comes at a critical time for London’s economy. Over the past 9 months the pandemic has forced the shutters down on many businesses, be that temporarily or permanently.  

London businesses' prevalent view is that the UK's interests would best be served by remaining within a reformed EU. This report explores areas where action at the European level could benefit London business, including completing the single market, reducing the regulatory burden o...

The vast majority of business, school and college leaders in London want ministers to recognise the importance of pre-16 work experience in preparing students for the world of work, according to new data released by the British Chambers of Commerce today.