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Industrial Strategy
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West Midlands industrial strategy can put region in driving seat
The West Midlands has identified the need for a strong pro-growth industrial strategy to help rebalance the region's economy. -
Infrastructure and delivering the industrial strategy - take our short survey
Take our short survey on how the public and private sectors will collaborate to deliver the government’s industrial strategy. -
Heathrow is the “acid test” for government as Adonis weighs in on industrial strategy
Lord Adonis appeared before MPs to reflect on his time as chair of the NIC and highlighted how Heathrow expansion was critical. -
Companies expected to contribute £250m in flagship construction sector deal
The government will invest £170m into the deal when companies commit to matching it with their own £250m. -
Business leaders welcome new industrial strategy aimed at boosting productivity
The industry has reacted favourably to the government's industrial strategy which is aiming to embrace the opportunities of technological change. -
Government agrees construction sector deal to transform productivity
New sector deal for construction announced by the government as part of its new industrial strategy. -
Government must develop an industrial strategy for the 21st century
The government's industrial strategy needs to focus on skills, infrastructure and housing to be truly effective. -
Cities in line for new £1.7bn transport connection fund
Budget week has started with Theresa May announcing an increase in spending on research and development and a new £1.7bn Transforming Cities Fund as a taste of government's Industrial Strategy due next week. -
Government urged to put infrastructure at centre of industrial strategy
Government should guarantee access to transport, schools, hospitals and digital access, says Industrial Strategy Commission. -
Industrial strategy must show positive vision of the future
The government's new industrial strategy will only succeed if it is embedded throughout the public sector and secures buy-in from the private sector, says new report.