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Going West -Recommendations based on interviews with the directors of200 companies in the Western Extension ZonePress & Public AffairsLondon Chamber of Commerce and IndustryFebruary 20061
The London Chamber of Commerce has 10,000 business customers across thecapital, ranging in size from multi-national companies such as BT and Thames Waterto sole traders.Without exception, our policies are always informed by the experiences of ourmember companies. The objective is to ensure that the private sector in London,which is the principal engine of the national economy, is able to operate on a levelplaying field, free from unnecessary hindrance from bureaucrats and politicians alike.It is only by putting London’s businesses first that the capital can maintain itsoutstanding record for creating well-paid jobs, leading the world in service provisionand being Europe’s favourite location for foreign direct investment.For further information or to discuss this report, please contact:Dan Bridgett, director of press & public affairsLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 33 Queen Street, London EC4R 1AP(T: 020 7203 1897 or email: dbridgett@londonchamber.co.uk)This report was researched and compiled by:James Heal, press & public affairs executive (T: 020 7203 1829 or e-mail:jheal@londonchamber.co.uk)Christiane Bruening, press & public affairs executive (T: 020 7203 1882 or e-mail:cbruening@londonchamber.co.uk)James Ford, senior press & public affairs executive (T: 020 7203 1889 or e-mail:jford@londonchamber.co.uk)Linda Palmer, senior press & public affairs executive (T: 0207 7203 1911 or e-mail:lpalmer@londonchamber.co.uk)2
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