Current Position on the Post-Brexit Security and Defence Relationship
Current Position on the Post-Brexit Security and Defence Relationship
As news on the UK’s negotiating position becomes ever so slightly clearer week by week, the EU’s Task Force 50 has released […]
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Labour backs customs union membership
Labour backs customs union membership
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn today gave more details about the party’s shift in position on the customs union alongside more insight into […]
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The Prime Minister’s Munich Security Conference Speech – Stated Aims for Future Security Cooperation
The Prime Minister’s Munich Security Conference Speech – Stated Aims for Future Security Cooperation
On 17th February 2018 the PM delivered a speech to the Munich Security Conference in which she underlined the importance of cooperation […]
Read moreThe future of UK chemical regulation after Brexit
The future of UK chemical regulation after Brexit
Chemical regulation might feel like a dry topic, of interest mainly to scientists and engineers. Yet chemicals are involved in every aspect […]
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Why the UK should be open to a customs union post-Brexit
Why the UK should be open to a customs union post-Brexit
When leaving the EU, the UK leaves the EU Customs Union. This, however, should not close off the possibility of negotiating a […]
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ADS Podcast – 2017 Christmas Edition
ADS Podcast – 2017 Christmas Edition
In this new special Christmas edition of the ADS Podcast, Aerospace Policy Adviser Richard Gale sat down with Chief Economist and Director […]
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Sky News signals Government will seek continued EASA membership
Sky News signals Government will seek continued EASA membership
Sky News Political Editor Faisal Islam today covered a potentially significant development in the Government’s post-Brexit plans for aerospace. Under the headline […]
Read moreADS Podcast: Building Brexit – Future UK-EU Customs Partnership
ADS Podcast: Building Brexit – Future UK-EU Customs Partnership
In this new edition of the ADS Podcast, Aerospace Policy Adviser Richard Gale sat down with Chief Economist and Director of Policy, […]
Read moreInstitute for Government: Post-Brexit Options for Aviation
Institute for Government: Post-Brexit Options for Aviation
The Institute for Government (IfG) has today released the latest in its series of Brexit comment and analysis briefings – focusing on Aviation […]
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Air-lectric Dreams: Pursuing a future of battery-powered flight
Air-lectric Dreams: Pursuing a future of battery-powered flight
Today’s announcement by Business Secretary Greg Clark, of a new £45m challenge to establish a centre for battery research in the UK, […]
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EURATOM, EMA & EASA: What the debate about regulation tells us about Brexit
EURATOM, EMA & EASA: What the debate about regulation tells us about Brexit
Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve seen some fairly high-level interventions on the UK’s post regulatory environment. For me, it started […]
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IfG: Five things to know about the Customs Union
IfG: Five things to know about the Customs Union
In case you missed it, Alex Stojanovic has written a fantastically clear blog on Brexit and the Customs Union. In it he […]
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Staying in the Single Market & Customs Union until Brexit deal is completed
Staying in the Single Market & Customs Union until Brexit deal is completed
Yesterday, the CBI Director General Carolyn Fairbairn called for the UK to stay in the Single Market and the Customs Union until […]
Read moreContinuity is key for Post-Brexit Aviation safety regulations
Continuity is key for Post-Brexit Aviation safety regulations
A few weeks ago, the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Michael P. Huerta, visited London to deliver a keynote speech to the […]
Read moreLaunch of the European Defence Fund
Launch of the European Defence Fund
Today the European Commission launched its proposals for a European Defence Fund, together with a reflection paper setting out possible scenarios for the […]
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