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What to expect on energy in the King’s Speech
From overturning the onshore wind ban, to appointing Chris Stark to oversee the 2030 clean power target and approving three large-scale solar farms, the Labour Government is already acting at pace towards delivery of its clean power mission. In this article, Brevia Energy looks at the key announcements to watch out for in the King’s Speech.
What can we expect from Labour’s First 100 Days in Power
The Labour Party, under the leadership of Keir Starmer, has secured a decisive victory in last week’s general election, ending 14 years of Conservative power. In this article, Brevia looks at what the first 100 days of a Labour Government might look like and what Labour’s priorities might be over this Parliament.
Allocation Round 6: Labour’s First Step Towards 2030
With less than six years to go, the new Energy Secretary, Ed Miliband MP, will need to hit the ground running if the Party is to deliver on its key aim of clean power by 2030. In this article, Brevia Energy looks at one immediate decision that a Labour Government can take to turn ambition into action.
How are Parliamentary candidates selected?
With a general election less than three weeks away, understanding how candidates for the main parties are selected has never been more important.
Who are the Potential Labour Party Not-for-Profit Champions?
As the UK gears up for the fast-approaching general election, the Labour Party has a number of parliamentary candidates with backgrounds in the not-for-profit sector.
Health Priorities in the Liberal Democrats’ Election Manifesto
On 10 June 2024, the Liberal Democrats became the first of the major political parties in the UK to launch their election manifesto. The manifesto emphasised their approach to health and social care, advocating for significant reform to ensure an equal and high-quality healthcare system for all.
What is Labour’s Plan for GB Energy?
Great British Energy is a key pillar of the Labour Party’s decarbonisation plan. However key questions remain about the new company, how it will operate and what it might emulate. In this article Brevia, explores what we do and do not know about GB Energy, what it might mean for businesses, and its potential role in the UK energy system.
What are Labour’s plans to reform the constitution?
An incoming Labour Government will likely launch a programme of constitutional reform, including replacing the House of Lords with an elected body.
Why Did Rishi Sunak Call the UK Election Now?
Rishi Sunak has announced a general election for 4 July 2024. With most of the country under the impression this would happen later in the year, it had been assumed he would play the long game hoping for economic conditions and poll ratings to improve. His surprise move seems to have caught many in his own party off guard and has prompted speculation about the motivations behind his decision.
In this article, Brevia asks why now?
Who are the potential Labour Party tech policy champions?
As the UK gears up for the upcoming general election, the Labour Party has a number of prospective parliamentary candidates with backgrounds in technology. If elected, these individuals could provide unique perspectives and expertise in a policy field that is rapidly evolving. Below Brevia has highlighted potential Labour Party tech stakeholders after the next election.
Government Plans to Reform the Railways Have Ground to a Halt
Three years on from the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail, Government plans to reform the railways have made little progress.
How is accessible transport policy changing in the UK?
24 per cent of the UK population are disabled yet public transport is frequently described as ‘difficult’ and ‘inaccessible’ by disabled passengers. The Government has set out how it aims to improve this, most notably through the Inclusive Transport Strategy (2018) and the National Disability strategy (2021). Below, Brevia analyses the most frequent issues surrounding access in public transportation and the associated political debates and policies.
