International Trade Week returns this year from 6 - 10 November with the Department for Business and Trade teaming up with LCCI and industry supporters to champion and promote international trade.

Chambers of Commerce call for London's MPs to unite behind a funding deal for Transport for London that doesn't damage London's economic recovery from Covid-19.

This week's Policy News Update includes significant government actions and initiatives to support British businesses, enhance economic growth, and address various challenges, including trade practices, steel production, quantum technology, skills training, and sustainability efforts.

This week's Policy News Update covers key developments, including reforms to accelerate clean energy projects, the Chancellor's plans to modernise financial markets, and the latest insights on UK wages and inflation. Additionally, learn about new initiatives to improve public services and regulatory frameworks.

The latest LCCI policy update is now published. With the manifestos now published, there has been little in the way of new announcements from each of the main parties. You can find a summary of the manifestos in last week’s update, also attached for ease.

LCCI research shows that delays cancellations and overcrowding on commuter train services outside of the Underground and Overground network are one of the top transport issues affecting businesses.

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry is offering the capital’s businesses a new, free, way to be part of its community, with the launch of a networking app designed to support business development and aid COVID-19 economic recovery.

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

This week’s update outlines recent UK government policy developments affecting trade, investment, labour, regulation, and sector-specific support, with a focus on implications for business planning, competitiveness, and workforce management.

LCCI react to the Chancellor announcing an extension of the 'furlough' scheme until March.