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Railways Bill Second Reading: Key Takeaways from the Debate The Railways Bill had its second reading earlier in the week, passing by 329 to 173 […]

Lat week, the Secretary of State for Transport introduced the Railways Bill into the House of Commons for its First Reading, beginning the legislative process

This week, the government released its long-awaited Post 16 Education and Skills Strategy. Outlined below are the key changes and reforms announced in the White

This is an update on the recent Cabinet reshuffle and its implications for skills policy and NSAR. Potential Major Shift in Skills Policy Last week’s

Last week, the Railway Study Network (RSN) hosted its second Fireside Chat with guest speakers Laura Shoaf, CBE and Shamit Gaiger OBE in conversation with

In the run-up to the July 2024 General Election and following the formation of the new government, a wide-ranging reform agenda was outlined spanning transport,

Earlier this week, the government unveiled its new industrial strategy, describing it as a framework to support key sectors, boost employment, and foster sustained economic

Earlier today, NSAR Chief Executive Neil Robertson appeared before the Transport Select Committee as part of its inquiry, Rail investment pipelines: ending boom and bust.

This week, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, outlined the government’s spending plans for the remainder of this Parliament. This briefing details the key