Members are invited contribute to our upcoming Innovation in Rail campaign running from 17-21 October 2022. Over the week, we will spotlight content from our members on our website and across our social media channels.
Edgy, close to the edge, on the edge of our seat - phrases like this make the edge sound a precarious place to be.
Help DASA and Dstl discover creative technologies and concepts that may disrupt the future of defence
Julian Jessop, economics fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the latest ONS inflation figures
Christopher Snowdon, head of lifestyle economics at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the government's announcement of a review into junk food regulations
Dr George Dibb, head of the Centre for Economic Justice at IPPR, responded to the ONS August CPI figures
techUK response to West London Data Centre Power Coverage
Professor Len Shackleton, editorial and research fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs Comments on the ONS labour market data
Ben Harrison, Director of the Work Foundation responds to theLabour market overview September 2022released by the Office for National Statistics
The UK Government has listened carefully to the views of techUK members and made changes to its final regulations, forthcoming as part of the Telecoms Security Act. In particular, the implementation timeframes contained in the code of practice have been amended - giving members more time to address the new measures, without compromising security.
Andy Mayer, Chief Operating Officer and Energy Analyst at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs comments on the government's energy price freeze plans
The leading think tank for the north of England, IPPR North, yesterday published research laying bare the need for reform to improve Greater Manchester's privately rented homes.
There is around an 800 gap on average between the overall rise in the cost of living and the support package for families on means-tested benefits from the Government to address it.
Paul Johnson in the Times on the importance of transparency in government.
From 12 September to 16 September, we are highlighting the contributions made by the UK tech sector to improve the local and regional tech scene, playing a vital role in the levelling up agenda through innovation and engagement.
Ben Harrison, Director of the Work Foundation responds to the Prime Minister's energy plan announcement on 8 September 2022
In response to industry concerns about supply chain issues preventing server manufacturers being able to transition to higher efficiency rated power supply units (PSUs), BEIS and OPSS agreed to a pragmatic enforcement approach that in effect gives industry an additional 12 months to be compliant to this new requirement.
One of Dstl's leading urban warfare experts travelled to the United States to participate in and help run a specialist training course.
Emily's role as a scientist at Dstl has included opportunities to work on real world projects that make a huge difference to UK and wider defence.
The event round-up and recording of the HMRC DALAS Framework Session we hosted on Tuesday 6 September.
Hugo sits down with Wayne Scott, NCC's Regulatory Compliance Solutions Lead for a discussion on the recently developing financial-technology regulatory policy-making area of operational resilience and critical third parties.
Investment success for space tech start-ups tackling climate change.
Andy Mayer, energy analyst at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on Liz Truss' plan to freeze energy prices
Philip Whyte, director of IPPR Scotland said: "This was billed as a cost crisis Programme for Government' and it is encouraging to see the Scottish government bring forward important new measures including a rent freeze and evictions ban, and confirmation of when Scottish Child Payment increases will start to be paid out. As hard-hit households stare the cost-of-living crisis in the face, many of the measures announced will provide some welcome relief.
Space is critical to society, underpinning almost every aspect of life in the Information Age and is a vital component of national security, enabling the UK's military operational advantage.
