Government commits £275 million to skills training as part of 10 year Industry Strategy
The Industry Strategy funding is expected to support the training of thousands of new engineers, programmers and IT technicians by 2029
The Industry Strategy funding is expected to support the training of thousands of new engineers, programmers and IT technicians by 2029
Britain has a globally leading set of energy and environmental futures markets which places the UK at the centre of the world’s energy supply chain
Nearly a decade after Britain voted to leave the European Union, the UK-EU relationship appears to have turned a corner
The UK economy grew 0.7 per cent in Q1 2025, leading the G7 and beating forecasts as business activity surged ahead of new US tariffs.
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey has said ‘enough is enough’ and calls for harsher penalties on fly-tippers
The move falls short of the Liberal Democrat’s demands for a bank holiday but has still been welcomed by pub bosses.
The SNP claim that if the Grangemouth refinery had been in England rather than Scotland, the government would have stepped in to save it alongside British Steel.
Keir Starmer sets out plans to “call last orders” on bureaucratic speed-bumps in the hospitality sector
The OBR have said that building 1.3 million homes by 2030 will add 0.2 per cent to GDP
Douglas Grant, Managing Director at Conister Bank, outlines five key policy areas where Labour can better support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to ensure sustained growth and economic resilience. By addressing these areas, Labour can create a more stable environment for SMEs, driving innovation, job creation, and local economic development.
With news of the UK having entered a recession, the West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has called for a ‘long-term plan for Britain’s
The Chancellor’s Mais Lecture and accompanying AI announcement mark a decisive shift in economic strategy – but success will depend on whether industry can match government ambition with real-world adoption.
Government launches plan to deliver energy security, skilled jobs and investment through commercial fusion power.
At Curia’s NHS innovation summit in Barnsley, South Yorkshire Mayor, Oliver Coppard argues regional leaders – not Whitehall – hold the key to unlocking health-driven economic growth.
The Chancellor’s Mais Lecture and accompanying AI announcement mark a decisive shift in economic strategy – but success will depend on whether industry can match government ambition with real-world adoption.
Government launches plan to deliver energy security, skilled jobs and investment through commercial fusion power.
At Curia’s NHS innovation summit in Barnsley, South Yorkshire Mayor, Oliver Coppard argues regional leaders – not Whitehall – hold the key to unlocking health-driven economic growth.
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