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London Chamber welcomes Chris Grayling's support for Crossrail 2

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) today welcomed the news that Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has confirmed that he is supporting the Crossrail 2 project. 

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London workers are already beginning the Brexit exodus say businesses

A third of businesses with EU staff (31%) have lost employees as a result of Brexit according to a shocking new survey has revealed.

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New London local business survey launched

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

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Government must tackle business confidence with positive Brexit talks but not ignore domestic agenda

Positive Brexit talks and a commitment to invest in the both the capital's infrastructure and skills are vital for business confidence and security a new report has found.

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Greater emphasis on technical education vital for London to remain competitive say London businesses

More needs to be done to improve technical education, including increasing funding levels, according to a new survey by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

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A quarter of businesses believe they cannot stop cyber crimes happening

The Government is being urged to do more to help businesses protect themselves from cyber crimes as a quarter of London businesses (24%) say they are not capable of preventing such crimes from happening

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Listen to business in Brexit negotiations warns new LCCI report

London businesses have retained a pragmatic and level-headed approach to Brexit but have growing concerns about potential barriers to future trade and the capital's pressing 'domestic' policy agenda being overlooked.  

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London businesses hail advent of the 24-hour tube

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has said the 24-hour tube network will help to bolster this part of London's economy.

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London Chamber welcomes more engagement with business community in Queen's Speech

Commenting on the Queen's Speech, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Colin Stanbridge said: "We welcome the Government's intension to intensify engagement with the business community, whose experience and insight will be vital".

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London Chamber says forming a credible Government is essential

One of London's biggest business lobby groups has today called on political party leaders to establish a credible Government as soon as possible so they can get to work and prioritise infrastructure projects to protect and re-energise the whole country's economy.

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Decision not dithering is needed on airport expansion

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on Government to be prepared to make a swift and clear decision on airport expansion.

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London Chamber sets out its manifesto to create a thriving business environment

London's leading business organisation, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called on the next government to ensure the capital continues to thrive as a place to do business as it negotiates the exit from the EU.

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