In a bold move, Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented a Labour budget that leaned heavily leftward, surprising some whilst upholding Labour’s promises for others. By increasing
A Budget to Balance Growth and Fairness Today marked a pivotal moment for Labour as it unveiled its first budget in 14 years, presented by
As covered by Chamber UK, on Tuesday the Prime Minister gave a “reality check”. What taxes will the Government raise to deal with this massive shortfall?
Exploring Labour’s shift under Keir Starmer towards a pro-business stance and the associated challenges, particularly regarding calls to repeal Thatcher-era trade union reforms.
Ahead of SME4Labour’s Summer Reception, Chamber UK sat down with Eman Martin-Vignerte, Director of Government Affairs for BoschUK, to discuss her insights on the relevance
As part of Chamber’s ‘On the Campaign Trail Series’, we heard from Labour Councillor for Southampton, Satvir Kaur, who details how Labour’s high tide of economic growth will benefit communities struggling to stay afloat.
On Monday, Curia joined with SME4Labour to host a fundraising event at Ronnie Scott’s, with Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Thangam Debbonaire MP, as well as Shadow Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, Chi Onwurah MP. The evening included speeches from various speakers, each highlighting the importance of small businesses and the need for further support by a new government.
The Labour Party has unveiled its new Life Sciences sector plan which it claims will create thousands of jobs and inject growth into research and development investment.
Labour has outlined its intention to replace Rishi Sunak’s mandatory maths classes for students up to the age of 18 in England with enhanced maths education for younger children and practical numeracy lessons grounded in “real-world” applications.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a speech at the Labour Party conference this afternoon outlining several key economic proposals and priorities for the Labour Party to prevent future governments from behaving irresponsibly with public finances.
Following reports that Starmer has diluted his pledge To boost protections for gig economy workers, Angela Rayner has released a statement proclaiming that “far from watering down” the party’s commitments to improve workers’ rights, it will be setting out “in detail how we will implement” changes, and promised the party would legislate to protect rights within 100 days of coming into office.
The Labour Party has officially backtracked on their promise to borrow £28bn annually to invest in the green economy, as shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, confirms
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