Small businesses and sole traders in the capital with no online presence risk falling behind in the digital economy and should be supported in being equipped with necessary digital skills, resources and infrastructure according to a new research report from London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).

LCCI request to the Home Offfice to reconsider the funding formula adopted for the Metropolitan Police and the City of London Police.  

This is our submission to an inquiry launched by the All Parliamentary Party Group for the Future of Aviation. The APPG issued a call for evidence on the impacts of Covid-19 on British aviation, travel and tourism sectors.

Greg manages security across Europe and Asia for a major Canadian bank. His experience also covers oil and gas, construction and governments. He has worked extensively in Africa and the Middle East and is the 2021 ASIS UK Chapter Secretary, a leading global security association.

Our Q1 2025 Quarterly Economic Survey reveals a nuanced economic landscape for London businesses. Internal company prospects remain positive, with decision-makers expressing cautious confidence despite a moderation from the high levels seen earlier in the year.

LCCI welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Government’s draft revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), given the magnitude of the capital’s housing crisis and its impact upon London’s businesses. In our response, we focused on reviewing poor quality land in the green...

This is our submission to LCCI's response to Port of London Authority’s Thames Vision 2050 consultation.

LCCI submitted evidence for to the Treasury Committee as part of their inquiry into the economic impact of coronavirus. The submission outlines the impacts felt across all sectors, using data from the Office for National Statistics and LCCI’s own Capital 500 survey.

COVID-19 has posed enormous challenges for businesses and their employees, particularly threatening cash flow, employment and general business sustainability. LCCI welcomes the Committee’s plans to continue holding evidence sessions on the economic impact of coronavirus.