This week’s update highlights key economic indicators from ONS, new government initiatives on construction skills, insights into SME cyber insurance adoption, and significant UK-Ukraine investment commitments.

Commenting after a meeting of business groups with the Mayor of London about the economic impact of coronavirus, LCCI CEO Richard Burge said:

This week’s Policy News Update highlights several significant developments, including reforms to boost apprenticeships and a major investment programme from Heathrow Airport. Additionally, new industry bonuses will support offshore wind developers, and the Business Secretary has also launched ...

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has commented on the series of tube strikes planned for the coming weeks.

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on the key manifesto pledges from Sadiq Khan and Susan Hall ahead of the Mayoral elections on 2 May 2024. There is also a big announcement from the Labour Party on its plans for building in the Green Belt.

The government has had ample time to produce a well thought-out, meaningful and targeted plan to help businesses, and yet there will be no solace for businesses today.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has criticised the state of the Government's newly launched Test To Release scheme - that is meant to be helping to safely recover tourism and business travel to the country.

This week’s update highlights significant developments, including new Trade and Industrial Strategies, extensive export finance expansions, and key initiatives promoting sustainable growth, investment, and SME success.

This week's Policy News Update include the Spring Statement 2025, significant economic and financial measures, and sector-specific initiatives aimed at reducing government spending, enhancing financial sector efficiency, and addressing the digital divide in education.

The latest LCCI policy update focussing on focussing on the London Quarterly Economic Survey for Q1 2024. Our latest report (attached for benefit) suggested cost pressures are still severe for firms, but business confidence continued to improve.