Chancellor Rt Hon Rachel Reeves used yesterday’s Spring Statement to claim the government’s economic plan is restoring stability, even as growth forecasts were trimmed. The Office for Budget Responsibility now expects GDP to rise by 1.1% in 2026 and inflation to fall back to the Bank of England’s 2% target later this year, with unemployment peaking at 5.3% before easing.
The UK rail industry is at a critical stage. Ambitious plans for high‑speed routes and regional connectivity promise to transform how people and goods move across the country.
The UK defence sector is expanding rapidly, bringing with it significant opportunity for manufacturers across the UK. But for many businesses, breaking into defence can feel complex, unclear, and difficult to navigate.
The UK’s path to net‑zero road transport is entering a decisive phase. On one side, the government is holding firmly to its Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, positioning the UK as a frontrunner in decarbonising mobility. On the other, the automotive industry is warning that the pace and rigidity of current policy risk outstripping economic reality, technology readiness and consumer demand.
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