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Transport Policy Outlook 14 November 2022

‘Green Shipping Corridors’ for Maritime routes to boost sustainability The United Kingdom Department for Transport have announced a pledge alongside […]
Can the UK become a world leader in alternative protein?

Research by Oxford Economics (World Economic Advisory Firm) projected the UK’s cell-based meat industry will be worth £1.7 billion in […]
A tale of two conferences

“If Putin explodes a tactical nuclear weapon in Ukraine before Christmas, the entire domestic political conversation will change. But the […]
Mini-Budget briefing: Going for growth on steroids

“I will be a pro-business, pro-growth, pro-investment Prime Minister on a scale not seen in the past few decades” – […]
Kwarteng’s first week

The new Prime Minister’s first words outside Downing Street made clear her immediate priorities. Liz Truss promised to “deliver, deliver, […]
Event: What next for the UK’s Conservative Government? 20 Oct, 10 – 11am GMT

The election of a new Prime Minister at the beginning of September represents an opportunity to reset priorities for the […]
The Transport Policy Outlook: 5th September

European Parliament: Sustainablity for the Maritime Sector under ‘FuelEU Maritime’ propsal Ship traffic to or from ports in the European […]
What prospects for the new Prime Minister?

“The new PM doesn’t have 100 days. They have a few days – or weeks – at most. The decisions […]
Emotion vs Reason: The campaign to be the next Conservative Party Leader.

On Wednesday, Conservative MPs voted to select the final two candidates for the Leader of the Party and Prime Minister. […]
Tory Leadership Race: Candidates Revealed

With the first round of voting in the Conservative Party leadership election taking place yesterday (13 July), we wanted to […]
Electing the next UK Prime Minister

The Prime Minister has this morning announced his decision to resign. The decision was inevitable in the light of the […]
UK Food Strategy: Disappointing or Pragmatic?

The creation of the National Food Strategy and what it might mean for food and drink manufacturers was one of […]
Partygate Fallout: What next for Boris?

148. That was the number of Conservative MPs voting against the Prime Minister yesterday. A much higher figure than predicted […]
British energy security strategy: playing the long game

The UK Government yesterday published its plan to deliver “secure, clean and affordable British energy for the long term” following […]
UK Gov Spring Statement: Will the Chancellors Tax Cut Ease the Cost-of-Living Crisis?

The UK may be recovering from the impact of Covid-19 and the public finances are in better-than-expected shape. But for […]
Will the UK hold firm on its net zero commitments?

Five years ago, the leading lights of the global energy sector gathered for a glitzy awards ceremony on Wall Street. […]