Jumpstart Guest Blog: four facts about Patent Box you can’t afford to ignore
Jumpstart Guest Blog: four facts about Patent Box you can’t afford to ignore
ADS member Jumpstart are the UK’s leading Innovation Funding specialists providing a complete service in claiming R&D tax relief and Patent Box […]
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Spring Statement 2019: Weak business investment lowers GDP forecast
Spring Statement 2019: Weak business investment lowers GDP forecast
Written by Aimie Stone, Senior Economist at ADS In its most recent Economic and Fiscal Outlook, the Office of Budget Responsibility (OBR) […]
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Thales Demonstrate Prosperity in Action
Thales Demonstrate Prosperity in Action
Written by Ally Ambroziak, Government Relations, Thales UK. Last week saw the launch of an independent report commissioned by Thales. We took […]
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No Deal Simplifications for Business
No Deal Simplifications for Business
Written by Aimie Stone, Senior Economist at ADS In the event of a No Deal Brexit, businesses trading with the EU will […]
Read moreSpring Statement and Spending Review 2019: What to expect
Spring Statement and Spending Review 2019: What to expect
Written by Aimie Stone, Senior Economist at ADS The Institute for Government (IfG) and Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) held a briefing […]
Read moreCashflow Implications in a No-deal Scenario
Cashflow Implications in a No-deal Scenario
Written by Andy Johnston, Defence Policy Advisor and Aimie Stone, Senior Economist For the UK Aerospace, Defence & Security industries the consequences […]
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Prioritise cash-flow and productivity in October Budget
Prioritise cash-flow and productivity in October Budget
There are less than three weeks until Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond delivers his 2018 Budget on 29th October, with industry […]
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Industrial Strategy successes must not be overlooked
Industrial Strategy successes must not be overlooked
Today The Guardian reports that some UK business organisations have joined with Opposition parties Labour and the Liberal Democrats in calling on […]
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Trump, steel and protectionism
Trump, steel and protectionism
After originally exempting the EU, Canada and Mexico from steel and aluminium import tariffs, the US removed their exemptions today. All three […]
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UK aerospace sector one of the hardest hit by Brexit
UK aerospace sector one of the hardest hit by Brexit
Last Autumn, ADS published our ‘Building Brexit’ report which estimated that post-Brexit, the UK aerospace sector could face additional costs of almost […]
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Staying in a customs union is best for Britain, business
Staying in a customs union is best for Britain, business
Ahead of a major speech by their DG Carolyn Fairbairn, the CBI have called for the UK remain in a customs union […]
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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 […]
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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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ADS Podcast: The road to Brexit
ADS Podcast: The road to Brexit
In the week that the Government triggered Article 50, published its White Paper on the Great Repeal Bill, and the European Union […]
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Brexit: The elephant in the Budget
Brexit: The elephant in the Budget
The Chancellor’s first and last Spring Budget was always going to be a placeholder until the new Autumn Budget expected later this […]
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