In order to service a truly diverse population and workforce, the capital’s transport network must be capable of meeting the needs of all passengers by providing a fully accessible and inclusive system.

Duncan Hopwood MCIPR provides clients in the built environment sector with public relations and marketing consultancy services and training. Before founding Hopwood PR, Duncan was a journalist and freelance writer. He is an Accredited Practitioner of the Chartered Institute of PR.

Businesses are missing out on crucial resources to help them defend against a cyber attack a survey by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has found.

ULEZ matters to SMEs across London. This month, we have responded to TfL’s consultation on expanding ULEZ to the North and South Circular Roads. LCCI believes that TfL’s ULEZ proposals must strike the right balance between delivering significant improvements to air quality whilst allowin...

LCCI has submitted its response to the Greater London Authority’s recent consultation on new draft guidance surrounding industrial land and uses. This guidance is intended for local planning authorities to inform them of how to ensure there is sufficient industrial land within their areas.

A policy briefing examining the impact of ending the temporary restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian nationals to employment in the UK, as well as the skills contribution of EU migrants to London's economy.

Policy Adviser at Birkbeck with responsibility for Public Affairs and Stakeholder Engagement. He has a broad experience in the Universities sector ranging from working for the main HE membership organisation, working for an MP in Parliament and holding strategic roles at two London universities.

Julia Simpson is President and CEO of the World Travel & Tourism Council.  She spent 14 years on the Board of British Airways and Iberia and as Chief of Staff at International Airlines Group. Before joining British Airways, Julia was senior adviser to the UK Prime Minister. She has held numerous key...

History of LCCI OriginsIn 1782, plans were made for a Chamber of Commerce in the Cornhill part of the City of London. The proposed plan incorporated an information office for business and trade enterprises to use for "consultation, opinion, advice, information and assistance". A subscripti...