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Industrial Strategy Hub

The Industrial Strategy Hub brings together techUK's work on the Industrial Strategy and Spending Review 2025. Here, techUK and our members share their analysis of how technology is key to unlocking growth and investment in each of the strategy's high-growth sectors, and beyond, to ensure that the UK remains a globally competitive economy over the next decade and a world-leading place to start and grow a business.

Digital Economy Drop-In Session: Autumn Budget 2025

Join us for a drop-in session to share your insights and contribute to techUK’s policy positions. This will help to shape techUK’s input and initial thinking for the UK Government's 2025 Autumn Budget.

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Digital Economy Drop-In Session: Autumn Budget 2025

Join us for a drop-in session to share your insights and contribute to techUK’s policy positions. This will help to shape techUK’s input for the UK Government's 2025 Autumn Budget

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Industrial Strategy 2025


 tech2035 Opinion


Spending Review 2025


Industrial Strategy: Where next?

techUK sets out an analysis of the Industrial Strategy, its key strengths and weaknesses, and its likelihood to succeed

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techUK's Industrial Strategy Survey and Call for Blogs

techUK is providing two opportunities for members to contribute to our work on the Industrial Strategy ahead of its expected publication in June.

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techUK's evidence to the Business and Trade Select Committee

Catch up with techUK's evidence to the Business and Trade Select Committee, where we emphasised how getting the implementation of the Industrial Strategy right will be essential to realising its potential for growth.

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The Public Policy Group is a forum for senior public policy, public affairs & government relations professionals interested in influencing or understanding the policy landscape impacting the technology industry. The group discuss issues at the top of the political agenda, as well as seeking to identify, highlight and establish industry consensus on the latest developments.

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For more information, please contact: 

Edward Emerson

Edward Emerson

Head of Digital Economy, techUK

Archie Breare

Archie Breare

Policy Manager - Skills & Digital Economy, techUK

Mia Haffety

Mia Haffety

Policy Manager - Digital Economy, techUK

Tess Newton

Team Assistant, Policy and Public Affairs, techUK

Margherita Certo

Margherita Certo

Head of Press and Media, techUK