
Government Technical Notices Yesterday the Government published a third round of Technical Notices, laying out what the UK will do in the […]
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In early September the MoD published the annual Trade, Industry and Contracts 2018. A document packed with interesting statistics about the figures […]
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For many years the general public has thankfully not had to give much thought to the threat of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and […]
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ADS has again written to the European Commission to make a second request for technical discussions to take place between the Civil […]
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Could Brexit actually lead to simpler defence procurement? Far away from the political maneuvering, backstops and negotiations is the mountain of UK […]
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As the date of the UK’s exit from the European Union comes closer without agreement on an orderly withdrawal, more focus is […]
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In late July HMG published the UK’s defence and security export statistics for 2017. When looking at defence exports in isolation the […]
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Written by Kirsty Templeton With the Prime companies such as Airbus, BAE System and Boeing grabbing the headlines at Farnborough it is […]
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During Farnborough International Airshow, the Defence Secretary, Gavin Williamson launched the long-anticipated combat air strategy and used the Airshow as a platform […]
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Aerospace is a world-leading sector which generates well-paid jobs, high-tech exports and sustainable growth across the country; to sustain this industry we […]
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Farnborough International Airshow tends to catch the eye with its dramatic announcements about major aircraft and engine deals. However, the Airshow is […]
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One of the major themes that was prominent through Farnborough Airshow was the dreaded ‘B’ word, Brexit. However coupled with speeches made […]
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As the dust settles on another Farnborough International Airshow, ADS is going to recap the series of important announcements and moments from […]
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At the beginning of this week, the Civil Aviation Authority updated its website to add a section on EU Exit to cover […]
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In 1902 Harry Jackson, a 41-year-old petty thief, was arrested and convicted for stealing billiard balls from a house in South London. […]
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