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Figures out this week from the Capital 500, London’s largest quarterly business survey, highlight the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown on the capital’s economy during the second quarter of 2020 – with the challenge for the hospitality sector especially clear.
Read MoreNew 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.
Read MoreOn behalf of London business, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today questioned government proposals to introduce a blanket ‘quarantine’ for all international arrivals to the UK.
Read MoreLCCI respond to the Chancellor’s announcement on changes to the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme from July onwards.
Read MoreLCCI respond to Transport for London (TfL) publishing advice for London businesses about how they can play a part in controlling the coronavirus as national restrictions on movement are gradually lifted.
Read MoreWith Covid-19 continuing to ensure an increasingly unpredictable environment in which to do business, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has launched a new company to help firms resolve disputes.
Read MoreLCCI react to the Government's announcement of self-isolation policy for largely all international arrivals to the UK.
Read MoreLCCI have welcomed the Chancellor extending the furlough scheme until the end of October.
Read MoreLCCI has responded to the Government publishing coronavirus workplace guidance.
Read MoreLCCI respond to the Prime Minister's address to the nation about easing lockdown.
Read MoreLCCI today responded to the latest figures showing council distribution of coronavirus grant funds.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today backed a campaign to support London businesses who have been left unable to receive coronavirus business rates relief funding.
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