New growth duty establishes Government’s expectation that all regulators should be working towards economic growth. The growth duty, which came into statutory effect on 29 March
The Great Repeal Bill White Paper was published yesterday, Thursday March 30 2017 . It sets out the government’s proposals for ensuring a functioning statute
Commenting on yesterday’s triggering of Article 50 by the Prime Minister, setting in course the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union, First Minister of Scotland
The numbers of leading businesses, universities and organisations backing the Northern Powerhouse has soared, with 8 new partners signed up in the last month alone.
More than 259,000 people have already bought a home using one of the government’s flagship Help to Buy schemes, and over 868,000 have opened a
£10m backing to boost growth. New funding to further support Scotland’s “phenomenal” food and drink industry has been announced by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. The
Sutton Council has invested £14bn in order to create ‘the world’s leading hub for cancer research and treatment’. The council has purchased more than 22,000
Economy Secretary Ken Skates has today (Wednesday announced £31.4 million of grants to local authorities across Wales for transport schemes to improve safety, create economic
A £15 million investment in the development of infrastructure is expected to unlock significant levels of private sector funding, Finance Secretary Derek Mackay has confirmed.
CBI Scotland has responded to the First Minister’s announcement at Bute House ahead of the triggering of Article 50. Ahead of the expected triggering of
