An upcoming book from the Institute of Economic Affairs suggests that the foundations of a free society can be found in the teachings of the three major Abrahamic religions
My name is Alexander Pulley and I am a team leader within the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG). Some of you might have heard of the OPG and some of you may even be our customers. At OPG, we ...
Blog posted by: Lawrie Kirk, 19 May 2023.
Dr George Dibb, head of the centre for economic justice at IPPR, responded to the latest Sunday Times Rich Lis
On May 17th, The UK and Japan announced a significant bilateral partnership called the "Hiroshima Accord" focusing on economic, security, and technological collaboration.
The MOD's UAS Heavy Lift Challenge has reopened, with the £95m framework now open to new suppliers.
DASA has launched Space to Innovate - Charlie Drop which seeks innovations that can aid UK Defence and Security to develop future space science and technologies.
How many people pay higher rates of income tax? We analyse the large increases in the share of adults paying the 40% rate or above since 1991-92.
The conference will explore the changing landscape of computing and why understanding this new technology is vital to defence.
Matthew Lesh, Director of Public Policy and Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs comments on the introduction of the government's rental reforms legislation
Chris Thomas, head of IPPR's Commission on Health and Prosperity responds to the latest inactivity stats in the UK from the ONS showing that 2.55 million people are out of the labour market due to long-term sickness
I was hugely honoured to be asked to represent IfATE at the King's coronation. As IfATE is the employer voice for skills, it was so nice for apprenticeships and technical education to be celebrated in this way. It'd been a ...
Employers with an interest in FinTech are invited to participate in a new collaborative effort to increase the flow of talent through industry-valued Masters degree programmes.
The rhetoric is set, but the ambition - what does it actually mean to be a science and technology superpower - will require addressing several multi-layered and long-standing challenges facing the UK's society and economy.
We are four early-career designers at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). We've developed a buddy group to support each other, building on the wider support we've received from others in the MoJ user-centred design community. We'll be talking more about ...
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is investing £103m to expand and upgrade the UK's world class research infrastructure, including digital infrastructure.
techUK's report, ‘Open and Secure: Charting a path for UK tech in a world of resurgent competition', highlights how the challenges of a radically different geopolitical world, has exposed the vulnerabilities of the technology sector, including disruptions to supply chains and the manufacturing of semiconductors.
The postcode lottery of small business support is undermining the government's ability to address England's national skills shortages, according to a new report by IPPR.
Saoirse Mallorie, Senior Analyst at The King's Fund responded to the latest NHS performance statistics
Blog posted by: Pedro Bertacchini - Senior Project Manager, 10 May 2023.
Hartree Centre SME hubs will enable regional SMEs across the UK to gain competitive advantage through the adoption of advanced digital technologies.
Trevor Williams, Chair of the Institute of Economic Affairs' Shadow Monetary Policy Committee and former chief economist at Lloyds Bank, commented on the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates by 0.25 basis points to 4.5 per cent
Institute of Economic Affairs Director of Communications and Public Policy Matthew Lesh comments on the government's ‘Smart regulation' package
Blog posted by: Chris Gallacher, VP & Principal Consultant, Forrester Research and contributing author to ITIL 4 Digital and IT Strategy, 10 May 2023.
JRF senior economist Rachelle Earwaker, commented on the decision by the Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) to increase interest rates to 4.5%
