by dcadmin | Mar 23, 2021 | Post Brexit, UK Defence and Military, UK Foreign Relations, UK International Relations
The UK’s Prime Minister has made a clear statement of intent with respect to China and international trade, seeking and preferring to expand them and see Britain as a destination of Chinese investment as part of his preferred Indo-Pacific ‘tilt’. The UK’s Integrated...
by dcadmin | Mar 23, 2021 | British Trade, Economic Offset, Free Trade Ports, Free Trade Zones, Post Brexit
Whatever your views on Brexit are or were, they are immaterial. As they say, we are where we are, and so we now need to focus on making the situation we find ourselves in as successful as possible. For those of us who have extensive international expertise and...
by dcadmin | Mar 23, 2021 | UK Debt, UK Economy
The current state of the UK economy and finances is deeply worrying, especially over the long-term and when seen against the potential catastrophic consequences of any changes in borrowing rates. Whilst currently rates allow borrowing to be relatively easily managed,...
by dcadmin | Mar 23, 2021 | COVID, SME
SME’s are the backbone of The UK economy and the courage, commitment and tenacity required to be successful too often goes unrecognised. Recent research suggests that UK SME business owners have invested an average of £7,000 of their own savings to keep their...
by dcadmin | Mar 23, 2021 | COVID, Lockdown
With 95% of people aged 65 and over, 9 out of 10 of clinically highly vulnerable people and more than 25 million people in the UK having received their first COVID-10 vaccinations, it is time for HMG to seriously rethink the lockdown timetable. We are particularly...
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