Join LCCI CEO Richard Burge and start-up heavyweights Tej Lalvani, Holly Tucker, Euan Blair, and 100+ inspirational founders and leaders - some you might not have heard of (yet), at SME XPO, 25-26 May 2022, Olympia London. 

Businesses have long teetered on an economic cliff edge and are desperate to see the Government deliver on its long-awaited promises and to see tangible progress against the five priorities set out by the Prime Minister at the beginning of this year.

 LCCI’s recent policy proposal on the inclusion of women in trade deals has received strong support in a meeting convened by the Commonwealth Businesswomen's Network C.I.C (CBWN) and Bloomsbury Institute London with three private sector partners – LCCI, GSMA and the World Commerce & Contracting - at...

The next Prime Minister must provide stability for the sake of London businesses

A think piece on the Finance and the City in the Age of Historical Reckoning Tacitus Lecture 2022.

On Tuesday 18 October 2022 Charlene White and Jay Blades will take to the Boisdale of Canary Wharf stage to host the first London Chamber Black Excellence Awards, to celebrate the inspirational contribution of the British black community to the cultural and economic development of the United Kingdom.

The timing of the ULEZ expansion is critical for London.

Lockdown restrictions across England will come to an end at 12:01am on 2 December, with a ‘tiered’ system resuming the same day. A review of the tier allocations will be undertaken every 14 days, with the first review to be completed by the end of 16 December.

Colin Stanbridge, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has commented on the publication of the Communities and Local Government Committee report on Devolution in England.  

The Department for Business and Trade is seeking proactive input and feedback from UK businesses about these Trade Agreements.