ComRes surveyed a total of 505 London business leaders between 31 July and 12 September 2019. All data were weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector. View infographic

LCCI members recently went behind the scenes at Canada Water to hear how British Land is creating the most sustainable town centre in the UK – a joint venture with AustralianSuper and in partnership with Southwark Council

Andy has over 30-years experience in the branding and graphic design industry. In his career he has developed strategic brand positioning and communications for a wide variety of organisations from international enterprises, NFPs and NGOs through to small start-ups.

LCCI Chief Executive, David Frost, said:“Many businesses will be relieved that the Government has persuaded the EU to avoid a sudden Brexit tomorrow night.  Indeed, as a former EU negotiator myself, I do not underestimate how difficult it will have been to convince the EU to continue to put their tr...

The latest Capital 500 survey shows that London businesses demonstrated once again their entrepreneurialism and creativity with a boost in business confidence. This shows how the capital’s business community are at the forefront of driving the national economy forward.  Savanta su...

One week after Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50, an alliance of European business groups came together at City Hall, London to sign a declaration committing to work together in a post Brexit era.

Discover the right funding solution to support your business It’s quick and easy to check your eligibility and progress via the portal. LCCI Members also have access to several exclusive benefits, including:5 days a week chamber hotline - Dedicated chamber hotline 5 days a week from 9am t...

More than 50 companies from six countries have taken part in a European mission to the UAE led by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, on their largest ever delegation.

One in five London businesses have moved or considered moving elsewhere in London or out of the capital over the past year due Brexit, rent rises or business rate rises.

An evidence-based assessment of the benefits of EU membership to the UK and London's economy, primarily looking at the areas of trade, regulation, migration and funding.