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How collaboration is vital to securing a sustainable future and encourage economic growth
As part of Chamber’s recent event in Hull on the future of the economy, with a specific focus on decarbonisation and sustainability, Emma Hardy MP
Chamber’s recent future economy event in Hull brought together local leaders and politicians to discuss levelling up: how Hull can grow and evolve their economy through the decarbonisation and sustainability agenda in years to come.
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden outlined a framework to boost economic defences against threats to British economic interests. This strategy is principally aimed at China, in a further sign of cooling Sino-British relations as this Government balance trading relations with Beijing against mounting threats to the UK’s national and economic security.
Future Economy Seminar in Hull – Fireside Chat. With a focus on levelling up, the sustainability agenda to improve the region’s future economy.
Exploring the taxes hidden deep within the Spring Budget’s 98 pages of policy. Chamber UK’s Policy Research Assistant, Ulysse Abbate, reflects on Hunt’s Budget in the new edition of Chamber’s Journal.
This weekend’s attack by Iran has marked a new chapter in the deteriorating security landscape in the Middle East, as for the first time for either country a state has launched over 300 missiles and projectiles at another state.
Chamber’s Event in Hull discussing the future economy, in relation to decarbonisation and sustainability, with industry leaders including Corrine Barry, director of RWE.
Delving into the UK’s relationship with Israel from a military perspective
A landmark agreement was struck this week between the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US) on artificial intelligence (AI). The new Memorandum of
As details have emerged over this weekend regarding China’s highly suspected cyber-attack on the UK’s Electoral Commission, dating back to 2021, the government are coming
Jeremy Hunt is expected to make final decisions on his 6 March Budget plans at the end of this week.
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