Single market access, customs union or free trade agreement The UK government is considering what trading relationship it should seek to negotiate with the European Union (EU) following an EU exit. There are a number of options including seeking to stay, (or potentially pay) for access to the single market, to participate in the EU’s custom union, or to […]
Read moreRegulation and equivalence London’s tech sector competes effectively across the world. A recent survey found that London is viewed as one of the world’s top three technology hubs (the other two are New York and San Francisco), and that global tech workers prefer to relocate to London, over other rival tech hubs in Europe such as Berlin and Paris.[1] […]
Read moreOver the next 20 years, MedCity a collaboration between the Mayor and London’s three Academic Health Science Centres – Imperial , King’s , and UCL- to promote life sciences investment, entrepreneurship and industry aims to position London and the south east of England as a world-leading, interconnected region for life sciences research, development, manufacturing and commercialisation to stimulate greater economic […]
Read morePlease see this article in the Guardian with 20 reasons why Brexit will be even trickier than we thought.
Read moreAt today’s London Assembly plenary, Labour London Assembly Member for Barnet and Camden Andrew Dismore AM raised the post Brexit future of Med City and Life Sciences research in the capital, when successfully moving his motion on the issue. (text below) (video here) Mr Dismore said: ‘Over the next 20 years, MedCity a collaboration between the Mayor and London’s three […]
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