London businesses' prevalent view is that the UK's interests would best be served by remaining within a reformed EU. This report explores areas where action at the European level could benefit London business, including completing the single market, reducing the regulatory burden o...

A new report by LCCI looks at the barriers to entry and progression for minority ethnic and lower socio-economic employees. 

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LCCI urges London-bound rail services move to TfL Following the news that Transport Secretary CHris Grayling MP has decided not to hand over the running of suburban rail services to TfL, LCCI has said that the move is a backward step.   

International trade documents for exports and imports are now even more important as the UK operates an independent trade policy. This update outlines information for exporters of goods following UK-EU trade deal. 

London in lights British tech companies, especially those based in London, managed to attract a record £3 billion in investment last year, much more than their counterparts in any other European city.

How the City skyline will look in 2026 Last month the City of London Corporation released fascinating, updated images of how its City Cluster skyline will look in 2026.

Peter Pearson spent almost exactly 35 years in the British Army as a Gurkha officer. His service took him to: the Far East, the Middle East and Africa, as well as Commandant of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and Lieutenant of The Tower of London.

Chancellor Osborne addresses LCCI Rt Hon George Osborne MP warned that if the government did not control spending and reduce levels of national debt there was a risk of loss of confidence in the economy.