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LCCI in the Media

As one of London's leading voices for business, LCCI regularly contributes research, data, analysis and expert commentary to discussions shaping the capital's economy. Explore media coverage, research citations and third-party references to LCCI's work across business, trade, policy and economic growth.

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Labour’s first-time buyer plan ‘will lock out millions’ in London and South East

Labour’s first-time buyer plan ‘will lock out millions’ in London and South East

Publication: The Telegraph
Publication Date: 15 October 2026
Author: Maya Wilson Autzen

Experts warn regional house price differences mean ‘almost nobody’ in the capital will benefit.

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London’s housing crisis is pushing young talent we need for growth to Singapore and Dubai

London’s housing crisis is pushing young talent we need for growth to Singapore and Dubai

Publication: LBC
Publication Date: 18 September 2026

With private rents at record highs, the number of new homes built at record lows, and the average age of a first-time buyer in the capital hitting 35, requiring an average deposit of £140,000, few would dispute that London has a housing crisis.

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Sunday trading, VAT-free shopping? Healey has plenty of low-hanging fruit this Budget

Sunday trading, VAT-free shopping? Healey has plenty of low-hanging fruit this Budget

Publication: CTY AM
Publication Date: 14 October 2026
Author: Karim Fatehi OBE 

Sunday trading, VAT-free shopping, tax exemptions for NEETs: there’s an abundance of low-hanging fruit for the Chancellor to back businesses this Budget.

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