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techUK sets out a summary of the Industrial Strategy published on Monday 23 June. Click here for our analysis of the Digital and Technologies sector plan.

The UK Government’s Industrial Strategy, published yesterday (Monday 23 June), outlines a long-term plan for national economic renewal. techUK sets out a summary of the Industrial Strategy published on Monday 23 June. It is accompanied by eight sector-specific plans, including one dedicated to Life Sciences – a sector that the Government has positioned as central to both the UK’s economic and health priorities. Click here for our analysis of the Digital and Technologies sector plan. While the full Life Sciences Sector Plan (LSSP) is yet to be published, the Industrial Strategy sets out some key commitments for the sector.

What the government’s 2025 Industrial Strategy tells us about its approach to skills and education policy.

techUK sets out a summary of the Industrial Strategy published today (Monday 23 June). For our analysis of the Digital and Technologies sector plan.

techUK sets out a summary of the UK Government's Digital and Technologies Sector Plan published today (Monday 23 June). This is one of the IS-8 sector plans and a key piece to accompany the wider Industrial Strategy.

Mission one of the quantum missions has officially been funded, announced in the Digital and Technology Sector Plan as part of the Industrial Strategy, and following the official announcement of the National Quantum Missions last year.

Today’s launch of the UK’s Industrial Strategy marks a major milestone for the tech sector, with dedicated support for semiconductors through new national infrastructure, design enablement, and skills investment — read more.

TechUK explores how the UK can leverage its innovation and investment strengths to boost productivity and drive sustainable growth—read on to learn more.

🚧 Yesterday, 19 June 2025, the government unveiled its 10-Year Infrastructure Strategy, outlining £725 billion in investment to transform UK infrastructure over the next decade — *read more*.

Ahead of the delivery of the UK government’s Industrial Strategy white paper, TechUK sets out how the tech sector can drive growth, and the steps the government should take to harness it.

Last week, London Tech Week and the Spending Review brought much energy to the tech sector. But as we await the UK government’s 'full' growth offer – including the delivery of the modern industrial strategy - time to take stock on recent policy announcements relevant for scale-ups.

As was widely anticipated, the 2025 Spending Review contained several headline announcements focused on tech, including a £2bn allocation for AI from 2026-27 to 2029-30 and up to £750m for “the UK’s most powerful supercomputer”.

Guidance for Mayoral Strategic Authorities sets the stage for 10-year Local Growth Plans that will align local and national priorities, drive investment, and foster collaboration to boost regional economies. Read more...

techUK outlines its initial review of 'what was in it for tech' for the multi-year Spending Review 2025. Scroll down for a list of today’s announcements.

The UK’s £86 billion R&D funding plan is a major step for regional innovation and growth. In this blog, techUK shares its reaction and what needs to happen next to turn ambition into impact.