Putting the Public Back in Power: Great British Energy’s first Strategic Plan
Great British Energy promises 15 GW of clean power, £15 billion investment and 1,000+ local projects by 2030.
Great British Energy promises 15 GW of clean power, £15 billion investment and 1,000+ local projects by 2030.
How can you build the infrastructure of AI and develop the future of work. Insights from global tech company, HP.
Richard Hughes quits following an investigation into how the OBR accidently leaked the Budget
In the shadow of Reeves’ autumn budget, is it time for Britain to embrace socialism?
The Budget is the most hotly anticipated event of the Chancellor’s year, but what has actually been announced?
Budget 2025 Briefing: Chancellor Rachel Reeves sets out plans to deliver almost £5bn in savings by 2031 through workforce reductions and a greater use of AI. Reeves’ opening gambit saw her inform MPs that public funds should not be directed towards “waste and inefficiency.”
Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer the Rt Hon Sir Mel Stride MP insists that the Government needs to deliver a “credible” budget plan if they want to “restore confidence”.
At the Conservative European Forum, the former Chancellor and Foreign Secretary urged Britain to rediscover its confidence, strengthen alliances, and combine economic discipline with moral purpose.
Ask someone what Birmingham leads the world in, and “government” is unlikely to top the list. Yet unlike the six other councils that have gone
U.S President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping reached agreements on several high-stakes issues at their highly anticipated meeting in South Korea on Thursday.
On Wednesday 22nd October, Labour MP for Newport West and Islwyn Ruth Jones, joined Chair of the 1987 Committee Fatima Kamara, for an ‘In Conversation’ webinar hosted by Chamber UK and Politics UK. Their discussion spanned Welsh and national affairs, health, the environment, immigration and economic growth, and Jones provided a refreshingly honest, open and personalised perspective on current affairs.
At a Birmingham-based summit on regional investment, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced her plans to abolish ‘needless form filling’ in order to accelerate economy growth. She described the plan’s focus on ‘simpler corporate rules’ – rules which will ease the burden on small businesses to register and submit data to Companies House. Tim Flagg, CEO of UKAI, expressed his support for the agenda, as he believes deregulation of AI will streamline and enhance its growth and development potential, without needless bureaucracy hampering the progress of innovators.
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