Why join London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Joining LCCI gives you access to a range of business services, from networking events to bespoke advice. Our various tiers are tailored to provide businesses of all sectors and sizes the support they need. Whether you’re looking for profile-bui...

LCCI react to news that London will be a Tier 2 area, with related restrictions, once lockdown ends on December 2.

As the world grapples with the urgent need to combat climate change and reduce our ecological footprint, one area of trade has emerged as a beacon of hope: the trade in environmentally friendly goods.

In the bustling streets of developing nations, where informal economies thrive alongside the formal, the question of how to integrate these parallel worlds into a cohesive economic system is ever-present. As developing countries continue to urbanise and seek sustainable paths to economic growth, ...

Why China's Greater Bay Area Matters for London As global economic patterns change, the city is well-placed to leverage its outwardlooking nature, rich and diverse business expertise and strong international connections to capture a critical new opportunity in Asia – the emergence of the Greater Bay Area.

Hear from LCCI Member Lloyds Bank We caught up with David Weatherhead, Regional Trade Director at Lloyds Bank, about his experiences as an LCCI Member at the LCCI Summer Garden Party. Membership Price Guide As London's key hub for the business community, we leverage our unique network to generate gr...

A consultation submission from LCCI in support of the DLR extension to Beckton Riverside and Thamesmead, a move that could create capacity for up to 30,000 new homes in the area.

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has Commented on today's publication of a report by the House of Lords Economic Affairs Select Committee on HS2,  

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has commented on the publication of the Transport for London (TfL) Consultation on East London River Crossings.  

Commenting on the news that Westminster Council has decided to take plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street “off the table for good” the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has spoken out against the move.