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  • Trade Mission South America

    Colombia has shed its reputation as a dangerous country. After years of conflict, the country now enjoys political stability and economic regeneration, the drug cartels have been eradicated and tourism is rapidly expanding. However, it remains one of the most unspoilt Latin American countries and is rather like South America in miniature with a fascinating […]

  • Business Club Meeting – Cyber Security Conference

    Barlcays Bank 120 Moorgate, London, Finsbury, United Kingdom

    Hacking, fraudulent transactions, intellectual property, and identity theft are just a few of the areas for concern for businesses small and large. Our presenters, Samuel Hussain and Kathryn Stavropoulos explained how the cyber threat is evolving and emanating from nation-states, organised crime and international terrorists and, most importantly, they explained how the attendees could take […]

  • February Business Lunch

    Café Rouge in Hays Galleria are members of the Chamber. Situated on the bank of the River Thames close to HMS Belfast they offer a fine selection of French bistro cuisine in a pleasant atmosphere. MENU First Course Soupe a l’oignon - French onion soup with sourdough croutons and melted cheese, served with baguette Camembert […]

  • Business Visit to Brussels

    From the carpet of nearly one million flowers in its Grand Place, to its uniquely identifiable architecture, Brussels may be one of the most scenic destinations in Europe. The capital of Belgium and home to the European Union Headquarters, it is a short two-hour journey by Eurostar from London St Pancras to the city centre, […]

  • Business Visit to Kosovo

    Gerry MacDonagh and Guy Audibert were scheduled to visit Kosovo as guests of the Kosovan furniture company, Graniti. Graniti have been members of LSCC ever since we ran a Trade Visit to the country three years ago. One of our Directors, Michael English, was successful in getting them an EU grant of half a million […]

  • Trade Mission Uzbekistan

    Following the success of our visit to Uzbekistan in March/April 2019, we had agreed to requests received to run a repeat visit in June 2020. Unfortunately, like our other planned events, this visit has had to be postponed. When the Coronavirus is no longer the problem it currently is, details of this and other events […]

  • Webinar: Lockdown – The Legal Implications for your Business

    Hi all, I hope all managed as well as they could during this strenuous time, for the foreseeable future it was clear that the chamber would not be able to host our business lunches as usual. However, we believed it was the most important time to come together and therefore we have been hosting online […]

  • Webinar: Minimising Risk for Staff with a Disability: Catching & Spreading COVID-19

    Zoom

    Now that most businesses are being encouraged to open, everyone is facing the challenge of making sure we keep the Covid-19 infection rate as low as possible. For those businesses who employ staff with a disability, adjustments may need to be made. Employers have a duty to keep all staff safe, and as an individual […]

  • Webinar: Getting Redundancies Right

    GoToWebinar

    London Southside Chamber in association with HR Dept presents: “Getting Redundancies Right” The corona-virus pandemic left business owners preparing to restructure their business Potentially having to make redundancies The financial and reputational risks are for getting the redundancy process wrong could be dire With the Corona-virus Job Retention Scheme ending in October, many employers faced […]

  • Webinar: The Challenges of Covid-19 – A Discussion

    Zoom

    The last few months were, and continue to be difficult for businesses, many difficulties remain in the air and subject to change with shifting regulations. As it is still impossible to run face-to-face meetings, lunches, and trade visits, we have started to organize some online events, which have so far taken the form of presentations. […]