New analysis says Crouch Review recommendations would threaten competition, discourage investment, and stifle innovation - and government should reconsider its support
The UK's communications regulator, Ofcom, has published a consultation on its proposed new space spectrum strategy, which sets the commitment to operationalise and coordinate the space domain whilst ensuring there is appropriate spectrum available for all users.
techUK's recommendations for how the UK can leverage it's digital and tech sector to drive wider economic growth.
UKRI's first five-year strategy was launched recently (17 March 2022) at the SciTech campus at Daresbury.
Blog posted by: Gergely Pal - Project Manager, European Medicines Agency, March 15, 2022.
Every fortnight I host a stand up (these days a sit down) for the whole of my team. The focus of these stand-ups changes from fortnight to fortnight. This week we heard from a Service Owner in the Office of ...
Following recent elections, we are pleased to announce that the new Chair and Vice-Chair of techUK's Social Care Working Group have been confirmed.
On 16 March, United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai and United Kingdom Secretary of State for International Trade Anne-Marie Trevelyan announced joint UK-U.S.
The new battery technology harnesses the power of DNA to provide a safer, greener solution to generating power and has potential applications across society.
Vocera technology sped up communication and coordination during the peak of the COVID-19 crisis.
By setting high expectations for post-Brexit agricultural support, the government risks its ambitious reforms being seen as a failure by some (if not all) of farmers, environmentalists, taxpayers and consumers, argues a new Institute for Government report.
The Online Safety Bill has been introduced in Parliament today.
Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the introduction of the Online Safety Bill in Parliament
The decline of the White British population in inner city Britain appears to have halted and may even have reversed, according to a new report on ethnic integration and segregation.
Find out more about techUK member and winner of DIGITALEUROPE's Future Unircorn Award 2022.
On Tuesday 15 March 2022, the Work Foundation hosted the second event of its Work Matters series, featuring leaders from business, policy and the charity sector. The event reviewed the latest UK labour market statistics released by the Office for National Statistics that day and looked ahead to the Spring Statement on 23 March.
Boost the UK's economy and cripple Putin's war machine by making it easier for Ukrainians and high-skilled Russians and Belarusians to come to the UK, says think-tank
Following on from the publication of our consultation response in December, we have published the new guidance to support trailblazers in the development of new and revised standards in line with the new policy. The new policy is designed to ...
New advice published 14 March outlines the need for consumer and competition law to be environmentally reoriented.
Chronic lack of real wage growth has blighted the UK since the financial crisis of the late 2000s. Many of the lowest-earning employees have bucked that trend due to the minimum wage. Between 2011 and 2019, the earnings of low-earning employees grew twice as fast as median earnings.
Think tank welcomes Homes for Ukraine scheme for refugees which is generous and well-funded' compared to previous schemes
Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on ONS labour market statistics
In collaboration with our members, techUK has summarised four top priorities for a successful AI governance regime in the UK.
Ben Harrison, Director of the Work Foundation, responded to the Labour market overview March 2022 released by the Office for National Statistics
On Wednesday 9 March, Crown Commercial Service (CCS) launched the application process for this much-anticipated agreement between government and suppliers of cloud services.
