London’s economy showed its resilience, weathering the political storm during the third quarter of this year, but the tightening labour market continued to trouble businesses trying to recruit.

According to a new poll of Londoners, business leaders and councillors in the capital, London's lack of affordable housing, high price of commercial space and cost of transport are among the biggest barriers to the capital's economic competitiveness.

Considered as a gateway to the EU, the Netherlands is a welcoming market for British traders to explore overseas business opportunities.

The Mayor of London has given his backing to London Chamber of Commerce and Industry immigration policy proposals, as part of an immigration announcement that he made at LCCI’s discussion event with him on Monday evening (29 July).

This National Apprenticeship Week, we’re celebrating the positive contribution of apprentices to London businesses and UK economic growth. LCCI is a huge advocate of apprenticeships and early career opportunities and is proud to champion the industry-leading approaches taken by our members across al...

Both domestic and export sales declined during the first quarter of 2019 as Brexit uncertainty hit London’s businesses, new figures released today show.

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.

More than a third of London business decision makers would like to be able to use funds from the Government's new apprenticeship levy on alternative streams of training, a new survey has found.

The Imperial War Museum (IWM) London is presenting a programme that, for the first time in the museum’s history, explores the role of the Royal Family in conflict, tracing the Queen’s personal experience of war through poignant items, including rarely seen film and photography.

Yesterday Prince Charles outlined the government's priorities for the year ahead, as he delivered the Queen's Speech.