Fears over the impact of the UK’s new trading relationship with the EU and the attractiveness of the UK for both investment and talent are clouding the outlook for manufacturers as they enter 2021, according to a major survey published yesterday by PwC and Make UK.
Nick Smallwood, Chief Executive of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority joined Public Policy Projects for a recent webinar, presenting the Government's plans and strategies set to revolutionise UK infrastructure
The EU Goods Sub-Committee remains “sceptical” that the UK is logistically ready for the transition period to end.
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Fears over the impact of the UK’s new trading relationship with the EU and the attractiveness of the UK for both investment and talent are clouding the outlook for manufacturers as they enter 2021, according to a major survey published yesterday by PwC and Make UK.
Nick Smallwood, Chief Executive of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority joined Public Policy Projects for a recent webinar, presenting the Government's plans and strategies set to revolutionise UK infrastructure
The EU Goods Sub-Committee remains “sceptical” that the UK is logistically ready for the transition period to end.
We face a fast de-globalising world at a time when climate change requires globalised solutions. Politicians frequently pull us one way, real world demands often pull us in the other. Finance sits in the middle of this debate but not always comfortably.
Business optimism has declined sharply in the UK and expectations of future revenue growth in the next year are lower than they were in 2019.
The Climate Change Committee has announced its recommendation to reduce territorial emissions by at least 68 per cent by 2030.
Last week, the Government published its long-awaited National Infrastructure Strategy which sets out the vision for the future of the UK's infrastructure. With broad aims and significant ground to cover, is this strategy too little, too late?
The Yorkshire coast is soon to be home to the world’s largest windfarm, boosting the Government’s ambitions to make the UK a world leader in wind power.
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