London Chamber of Commerce and Industry join City of London drive to ensure people from all background have leading roles in the financial services industry.

Richard Burge reflects on the "progression gap", following a private roundtable on increasing socio-economic diversity at senior levels in UK financial & professional services which was hosted by LCCI. 

Read LCCI's statement urging the EU-UK to reach a youth mobility agreement ahead of the summit.

Business owners are the heartbeat of the UK economy Starting a business is a big achievement but maintaining one is an even bigger challenge. With over 50% of small businesses failing after 5 years, it’s crucial that business owners have access to the right support and advice to be able to maintain ...

Discover the right funding solution to support your business LCCI members also have access to several exclusive benefits, including:5 days a week chamber hotlineDedicated chamber hotline 5 days a week from 9am to 5pm to support your members.Bills Tracking ToolUpload your energy bill and check if the...

Strikes are a lose-lose for everyone involved and undoubtedly will disrupt businesses and the critical movement of people and goods around the country.

London businesses, particularly SMEs constrained by skills shortages, welcome the Government’s £1 billion youth employment drive to create new jobs and equip more young people with the skills and experience needed for the workplace.

February 2023 marks the one-year anniversary of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Many in the international community, including LCCI, continue to work towards rebuilding Ukraine whilst providing humanitarian assistance for the millions of Ukrainian people that had to flee the war, away from their ho...

LCCI is proud to offer its Members a permanent referral reward scheme. Recommend a company to become a paid Member at LCCI and you will be rewarded with a monthly changing offer. This month, win win a private whiskey tasting session in the tasting room at Tomoka Fine & Rare for up to 6 people.

London businesses and public have said that allowing the capital to set its own immigration targets (for people with key skills) is the most important thing to ensure that London is successful post-Brexit, whilst tackling knife crime should be the capital’s highest priority after Brexit.