Local Plans Guide Local Plans form part of a Council’s Development Plan and are used to help decide on planning applications and other planning related decisions. The plans are a local guide that is tailored for each local borough. It confirms what can be built where, shaping infrast...

Increasing transport and housing costs mean businesses in London face stiff challenges in recruiting and retaining staff - a unique new survey revealed today.

The London Business 1000 is a new annual survey by LCCI and London Councils, and is based on responses from over 1,000 London businesses, representative of the capital's business community. The survey considers a range of topics that affect London's businesses including apprenticeships,...

LCCI today responded to the latest figures showing council distribution of coronavirus grant funds.

This year’s survey provides an update on businesses’ approaches to recruitment and the impact of the Apprenticeship Levy. ComRes interviewed 1,000 London business decision-makers by telephone between 14 May and 14 June 2019

The second annual London Business 1000 report by LCCI and London Councils focuses on the capital’s training and recruitment challenges and finds that the skills system is not providing what London businesses need. The report is based on a ComRes survey of 1020 London businesses between 15 May and 20 June 2018.

Three in five (58%) London business leaders think that allowing local government to have greater control in London over tax levels would have a positive impact on the capital’s ability to meet its infrastructure needs.

This report from London Chamber of Commerce and Industry analyses the economies of London’s different boroughs, showcasing the breadth of diversity in the capital. This summary report brings together the key figures in one document.

This year’s survey focusses on the impact of Covid-19 on London businesses, as well as their approaches to recruitment and environmental sustainability. YouGov interviewed 1,251 London business decision-makers online between 29 September and 5 November 2020. View Summary 

This is the full version of the London’s economy: a local-authority level analysis report including the summaries for each of the 32 London boroughs.