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Fuel and energy costs still rising for around two-thirds of London businesses and inflation concerns reach record high.

Safety and security declarations – new requirements from 31‌‌‌ January 2025 From 31‌‌‌ January 2025, all European Union (EU) imports into Great Britain (GB) will require safety and security declarations. It is the carrier's responsibility to submit Entry Summary Declaration (ENS).Please visit gov.u...

The capital’s population is expected to reach ‘megacity’ status by 2030 with a population over ten million people. This rapid population growth will place London’s infrastructure, particularly its transport networks, under considerable pressure. Therefore, LCCI welcomes the o...

His business is residential & student accommodation in property sector. He is a Freeman at The World Traders company, City Livery, Chairman Park Royal Business Group, Board member Bridge India, Ealing Acton Business Club, Member of Council LCCI.

With coronavirus continuing to impact the country and the NHS under increasing pressure, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry members are playing a key role in helping the capital and health service to respond to the crisis.

An experienced policy and public affairs professional with a PhD in policy networks, Helen has extensive experience leading on corporate affairs, policy and communications in property development, construction and logistics and has also worked in economic development at a London local authority.

Helping Businesses on the Road to Net Zero The UK economy is legally bound to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and reduce carbon emissions by 60% by 2035 from today’s levels. The Mayor of London has also set ambitious aims for London to be a zero-carbon city by 2030. This means busine...

Stikes will cause hard-pressed London businesses to lose customers this winter.