Saskia is a level 3 advanced engineering apprentice and a new member of the Institute's apprentice panel, whose role is to ensure that the views of apprentices are represented across the work and governance of the Institute. Read on to ...
Prior to embarking on my apprenticeship journey, I was working in the Fire and Security sector. The sector was good, but I was looking for a more challenging role, a role that will push me outside my comfort zone as ...
Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at the Institute of Economic Affairs, responded to reports that the Online Safety Bill will require all adult websites to ask users for age verification
On 7 February, International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan hosted the inaugural UK-South Korea FTA Committee in London and met her Korean counterpart, Yeo Han-koo, to discuss increased trade and collaboration in key areas such as digital, the environment and supporting small business.
Daniel Pryor, Head of Research at the Adam Smith Institute, responded to news that the Government is extending age verification provisions in the Online Safety Bill to all commercial pornography sites
Lesley-Anne Alexander is Vice Chair of the Institute's care services route panel and former CEO of the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB). While at RNIB, Lesley-Anne was instrumental in uniting the fragmented sight loss sector through the development ...
Government modelling of benefits from Free Trade Agreements miserably low' according to Professor Patrick Minford, well known Brexit economist. Government figures biased' toward EU and against the rest of the world.
Since February this year, the Content Hub team has been working feverishly to give people in prison improved access to their personal information, and now it's alive and kicking, we want to tell you about it. If you haven't heard ...
Professor Philip Booth, Director of the Vinson Centre for the Public Understanding of Economics and Senior Academic Fellow at the IEA, commented on the Transport Committee's new report
The government is proposing to change the legislation underlying the new 86,000 cap that people will have to pay towards their own social care costs. The amendment means that receipt of means-tested support to pay for care will not count towards the cap.
Sick pay reform needed to successfully live with Covid', according to IPPR and UCL
Road pricing could improve the lives of drivers as well as commanding public support, concludes a new report from Policy Exchange, the UK's leading think tank.
techUK is pleased to support #SaferInternetDay2022 which is celebrating with the theme All fun and games? Exploring respect and relationships online'
The first cohort of scientists to work as Dstl apprentices while studying for a degree have all graduated - with first class bachelors in engineering (BEng).
Thoughts from techUK on the Government's Levelling Up White Paper which sets out a plan to grow jobs, employment, & well-being.
If you are considering doing business in, exporting to or receiving investment from China - make sure you are to speed on the latest guidance.
Supplier spotlight in the digital planning and citizen engagement space.
It's not every day I attend a workshop where satellites, bananas, livestock, and ethics are central to the conversation.
The much anticipated Levelling Up White Paper has finally been published this week as the Government sets out its plans to level-up the UK including defining the concept, setting out what this will mean for communities, people and businesses across the UK.
Following its Benefits of Brexit Policy Paper and the Plan for Digital Regulation the UK's Post Brexit approach to regulating the digital economy is taking shape.
Just before Christmas last year, after 10 months of being Interim CDIO for the MoJ, I was offered the post on a permanent basis. While I certainly wasn't acting as "caretaker" in the role, it has definitely given me certainty ...
With any regulatory change, the impact on small and medium enterprises (SMEs) will differ significantly compared to larger businesses. The UK's upcoming data protection regime is no exception.
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on reports that Boris Johnson is considering an energy bill rebate to help consumers with rising costs
In 2019 the Conservatives were elected with a majority of 80 based on two key promises: delivery of the people's vote to leave the European Union in 2016, and a pledge to level up those parts of this country that for too long felt the political class had left them behind. The electoral pressure for both the Conservative and Labour parties to deliver for the needs of those voters is clear - but the moral imperative is even stronger.
We wanted to get better at responding to incidents, so we built our own Slack bot. James Glenn explains.
