LCCI CEO Richard Burge talks about the capital's flexible working post-pandemic.

New figures out today from London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) shine a light on the impact of Covid-19 on the capital’s businesses, including the use of the furlough scheme and the ongoing threat of redundancies.

This week's Policy News Update include the reforms to environmental regulation, new minimum wage rates, investment announcements, and reactions to the US tariffs.

LCCI react to the Prime Minister announcing another national lockdown this evening.

LCCI react to the support package announced by the Chancellor to support self-employed people whose business is impacted by coronavirus.

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on the potential cuts of interest rates by the Bank of England, GDP growth in Q2 2024, private sector wage growth and its impact on hiring, house price growth, and more.

LCCI respond to the Chancellor’s announcement on changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme from July onwards.

Peter Bishop, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said: “Individual political viewpoints aside, businesses will be grateful that the election has delivered a clear result. The uncertainty caused by previous parliamentary deadlock had significant economic and business confidence impacts."

LCCI react to the ending of blanket quarantine for international arrivals, and revision of travel advisory for Brits travelling abroad.

Richard Burge, LCCI's CEO reponds to Suella Braverman’s speech to the National Conservatism conference.