The Makerfield by-election on 18 June 2026 is one of the most consequential votes in recent British political history. Brevia analyses the candidates, the polling and what the result could mean for Keir Starmer, Andy Burnham and the wider political landscape.
Makerfield By-Election 2026: Everything You Need to Know Read More »
The NAO has reviewed the DfT’s £1.1 billion transport innovation programme and found significant gaps in oversight and delivery. Brevia’s Transport and Infrastructure team explains what this means for businesses operating in the transport, technology and mobility sectors.
Is the DfT Getting Value for Money from Transport Innovation? Read More »
Analysis of England’s 2026 local elections and what political fragmentation means for business, planning decisions, infrastructure and investment.
Local Elections 2026: What the Results Mean for Business, Planning and Local Government Read More »
The Senedd election marks a change from previous elections for Wales. As in the UK Parliament, energy is a key topic of debate in Wales. We review the manifesto pledges of the key parties in the Welsh election and consider the potential outcomes of 7 May upon the Senedd.
Senedd Election 2026: Comparing the parties’ energy policies Read More »
What to expect in the 2026 King’s Speech? We analyse the 30+ bills the Government is set to introduce in the next session of Parliament.
The 2026 King’s Speech: What to expect in the new Parliamentary session Read More »
Last week, the Secretary of State for Energy, alongside the Prime Minister and the Chancellor, announced a series of measures aimed at reducing the impact of volatile gas prices on Great Britain’s wholesale electricity market, as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to drive energy price uncertainty. But what do the proposed changes actually mean for the energy sector?
Government proposes Wholesale Contracts for Difference scheme Read More »
The Government’s Better Connected strategy sets out a long-term vision for integrated transport in England. We examine what it means for businesses in MaaS, digital infrastructure and logistics, and ways to engage before local authorities start to commission.
This article from Brevia examines the current state of UK micromobility policy, evaluates the UK’s performance against international peers and outlines the regulatory steps required to bridge the gap.
The Micromobility Gap: Why the UK is trailing Europe and how to catch up Read More »
The London Infrastructure Framework sets out 51 priority projects to unlock 880,000 homes and reach net zero by 2050. We break down what’s in the pipeline, the barriers to delivery, and what it means for businesses looking to engage before the Spending Review 2027.
London’s Infrastructure Framework: Who Will Shape It? Read More »
Zipcar’s UK exit exposed deep regulatory failures in car sharing policy. Here Brevia look at why fragmented council rules, parking charges, and the EV transition created an unsustainable environment, and what must change for the sector to survive.
Why Zipcar Left — And What Has to Change Read More »