Chamber Protect Benefits HR/employment law and legal advice line, open 365 days a yearQuality health & safety adviceKnowledge Hub - packed with free informationA substantial document library of over 750 free downloadable template documents covering employment, health & safety and legal...

CEO of OCN London, an Ofqual regulated awarding organisation working with businesses across the UK to develop the skills and qualifications they need to thrive. Over 25 years leadership experience within further education and a proven track record in providing learners from all backgrounds with opp...

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This report explores the barriers London businesses face in protecting themselves from cyber crime. It concludes that low awareness levels and perceived high cost of cyber security are major barriers to better protection for London companies.

Our relationship with our finances is central to our overall physical and emotional wellbeing. But in the current climate, business owners, individuals and families might be facing pressures as a result of the pandemic or other unforeseen events.

Running a company with vehicles at its heart means that staying still isn’t an option. As an LCCI member you get up to 67% off business breakdown cover*, saving you money and making sure your drivers get back on the road quickly if the worst happens.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman was urged by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) to end the funding crisis being faced by the Metropolitan Police and the City of London Police.

Presented by: Brian Ducran, Director: Head of Tax Compliance, C & B Partners Limited and Comfort Iyiewuare, Director: Head of Tax Compliance and Legal, C & B Partners Limited Attendees will gain a clear understanding of five key updates, including: 1. The new Self-Assessment claim requirem...

London's leading business organisation, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today renewed its calls for the capital's workforce to be protected as political parties continue to lay out their manifesto policies.