Last month, Chamber UK and 50:50 Parliament hosted a ‘Get Britain Growing’ event, welcoming newly elected MPs and highlighting the critical issue of gender representation in politics. With the most gender-balanced parliament in British history and the UK’s first female chancellor, attendees explored new opportunities for inclusive economic growth.
Last month, Chamber UK and 50:50 Parliament hosted a ‘Get Britain Growing’ event, welcoming newly elected MPs and highlighting the critical issue of gender representation in politics. With the most gender-balanced parliament in British history and the UK’s first female chancellor, attendees explored new opportunities for inclusive economic growth.
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.
The global pursuit of Net Zero emissions is crucial in the race against climate change. With record temperatures and escalating impacts, achieving Net Zero, as demonstrated by the UK’s pioneering efforts, is imperative to secure a sustainable future, driving economic growth, enhancing energy security, and leading the world towards a low-carbon future.
How collaboration is vital to securing a sustainable future and encourage economic growth
Norfolk County Council Cabinet Member for Economic Growth, Fabian Eagle, discusses initiatives to support SMEs.
How can Hydrogen deliver a net zero future and economic growth across the UK?
The UK’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector has entered a transformative phase with the official launch of the UK AI Industry Association (UKAI), a trade body
Feryal Clark MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, hosted the showcase. In her address, she explored the profound impact of solar energy on schools, celebrated the role of young people in driving change, and urged collective action to combat climate change.
With a new era of Labour governance in full swing, it’s time to remove barriers to innovation in the UK food industry. In Chamber UK’s latest journal Rich Dillon, CEO of Ivy Farm Technologies argues that by investing in infrastructure, streamlining regulation, and updating food strategy, the UK can lead in food tech, driving sustainability and long-term food security.
Interim Chair of the Climate Change Committee, Professor Piers Forster writes on how the UK has been at the forefront of the global battle on
The Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group (EEIG) is a coalition of industry leaders, trade bodies, environmental groups, and major businesses in the engineering, energy, and construction
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