A new report by the Energy Digitalisation Taskforce is recommending greater control for consumers over their data to build trust; plug-and-play options for innovators to enable interoperability with the energy system; and mandated carbon monitoring - as key drivers to accelerate Net Zero.
Mark Littlewood, Director General at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the future of the BBC licence fee
Siva Anandaciva, Chief Analyst at The King's Fund, commented on the latest monthly NHS performance data and weekly hospital situation report
Today is Monday 17th January 2022. Today marks almost one year to where I was in the worst state of depression I had been in some time. Today is not Blue Monday. Blue Monday is a marketing ploy. In 2005, ...
Georgina Kon and Peter Church from Linklaters LLP consider Ofcom's approach to the VSP regime and how this may provide insight into how it might regulate the broader online safety regime.
Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on Oxfam's latest report Inequality Kills'
In 2021, the Institute reviewed the way it undertook route reviews. As a result, a new approach was suggested and this is currently being piloted in the construction route. We have been working closely with our route panel members and ...
What developments can we expect to see in the connected home sector in the year ahead?
techUK welcomes the launch of UK-India FTA negotiations which was announced on 13th January.
Round-up of the latest consumer tech innovations from CES 2022 in Las Vegas.
The government's response to the energy price crisis right will be critical to preserving political and public support for net zero policies, warns a new paper by the Institute for Government.
Over the past two years techUK's 5G Ecosystem Working Group has focussed on explaining the benefits of 5G to industries where there are opportunities to deliver services more efficiently.
The Alan Turing Institute has been selected to lead a pilot AI Standards Hub, set to work closely with members of the AI community.
New law announced requires U.S. importers to to demonstrate with clear and convincing evidence that the imports do not include Xinjiang sourced forced labour in its supply chain.
Research published last week by the High Pay Centre found that the gap between chief executives' pay and UK average earnings narrowed in 2020.
The Institute has worked closely with the green apprenticeship advisory panel and the wider green community to review current apprenticeships against the National Green Jobs Taskforce Report and recommend to trailblazers where their products map to the needs of the ...
In the Content Hub team's first blog, we talked about research we did into Young Offender Institutions (YOIs) that informed the very specific content created to launch the Hub into HMYOI Cookham Wood. In this second blog, we're talking about ...
In a new report, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, IFS researchers find that English councils' finances held up much better during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020-21, than previously thought. This finding has important implications for local government funding policy in the coming year, and for how the government should respond if councils face another extreme adverse shock in future.
The deployment of next-generation fixed telecoms infrastructure has taken a step forward with two recent announcements.
Professor Len Shackleton, labour market expert at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the report
Siva Anandaciva, Chief Analyst at The King's Fund, responded to the Health and Social Care Committee's report, Clearing the backlog caused by the pandemic,
Defence Innovation Loans will run continuously until 16 March 2022, which means no more cycles during this time. Find out what this update means for you and your application.
In November 2021 we held elections for our Health and Social Care Council, welcoming back several existing members as well as saying congratulations to two new members: Phillipa Winter from Softcat, and Sally Rennison from Patients Know Best.
A new opportunity has arisen to engage with the MOD as it considers future options for the procurement of goods and services.
SAPIENT successfully facilitated more than 70 connections between systems during technical interoperability exercise, leading to widespread industry adoption.
