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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What does ‘No deal’ mean for post-Brexit trade?
What does ‘No deal’ mean for post-Brexit trade?
During the election campaign, we’ve heard many politicians and commentators suggest that leaving the EU without any deal on our future trading […]
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SNP Manifesto Summary #GE2017
SNP Manifesto Summary #GE2017
Yesterday the Scottish National Party published their manifesto for the 2017 election having delayed its launch following a suspension in campaigning last week. This […]
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