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Managing Director Antony Calvert gives his view on what we can expect tomorrow in the budge -
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The race for third place: Are Reform the new Liberal Democrats?
Reform UK's strength may lie not in overturning Britain's two-party system, but in converting national support into local political influence.
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Great to facilitate conversations between @CadentGasLtd and West Midlands MPs yesterday. Discussions covered local network operations, ongoing investment, street works and support for vulnerable customers across the region.
CalComms at @UKLabour Conference
CalComms attended the Labour Party conference – speaking with Labour Party MPs, councillors, and housing activists – to learn more about the priority of the party currently running the country.
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🧐If you are interested in the work we do or would like further information about the APPG please contact Oliver at CalComms, the Group Secretariat, at [email protected]
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The reception was addressed by Secretary of State for Wales, Stephen Kinnock MP who congratulated the huge investments in south Wales and pledged continued support for the APPG.
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A fantastic evening in Parliament for the UK semiconductor sector. The @APPGSemcon launched its new paper on Defence & National Security, bringing together ministers, industry and academia to discuss strengthening the UK's sovereign semiconductor capability. 🇬🇧
The conversation doesn't end with yesterday's reception. The @APPGSemcon will continue bringing together Parliament, industry and academia to strengthen the UK's semiconductor sector.
📖 Read the paper: appgsemcon.co.uk | Learn more about CalComms: calcomms.co.uk
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Semiconductors underpin everything from secure communications and intelligence systems to advanced sensing, electronic warfare and AI-enabled defence technologies. Our new paper sets out recommendations to strengthen UK sovereign capability and resilience.
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🚀 Yesterday the APPG for Semiconductors launched its new paper, Defence and National Security: Delivering a Sovereign Semiconductor Capability, at a parliamentary reception bringing together ministers, parliamentarians, industry and defence leaders.
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👀Check out the paper when it is published after our Parliamentary Launch tomorrow.
Very excited to be joined by the Advisory Board, APPG Chair Ruth Jones MP and the rest of the APPG members.
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🚨Very excited to be back following the summer break.
Over the last three months we have been working hard on our 'Defence and National Security: Delivering a Sovereign Semiconductor Capability' paper.
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Greater mayoral planning powers may change who makes decisions, but they won't remove the need for local consent.
Our latest bulletin explores what this means for developers and stakeholders.
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Read our take on the new #NPPF released today
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CalComms' Account Director Alexander Cowley answers some of the questions we've been asked about the future of planning and development policy in our new blog:
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It's a return for Angela Rayner to the Communities and Housing portfolio, whilst Matthew Pennycook continues as Minister for Housing.
CalComms will send a round up of the new cabinet and what it means for our clients and subscribers, sign up here - confirmsubscription.com/h/t/…
Andy Burnham takes power this afternoon, and we will be updating our clients as the Government takes shape over the coming days. Contact us if you would like to discuss how the new government will affect your business.
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Steve Reed, Starmer's Housing Secretary, was the first of the old PM's loyalists to leave Government. His resignation letter has shown that divisions within the Labour Party have not disappeared, and the new Prime Minister may face the same challenges that the old one faced.