Prime Minister’s Statement Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made a statement in the House of Commons setting out the Government’s roadmap for cautiously easing lockdown restrictions in England. Mr Johnson said that this roadmap will “cautiously but irreversibly” ease restrictions in England. The Government has published COVID-19 Response – Spring 2021 which
BEIS has today published its plans to strengthen the Prompt Payment Code (PPC), ensuring that larger companies pay their suppliers on time. The required payment period to small businesses is to be slashed in half to 30 days, with commitments to be made personally by CEOs or Finance Directors. The tougher rules
Special edition: A Brexit deal was agreed on Christmas Eve, after months of negotiations which had been stuck on the level playing field, fishing rights, and the structure of any agreement. The deal came after continued involvement from Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen, throughout December. Key to unlocking the deal
UK/EU Trade Deal Agreed Boris Johnson Press Conference Prime Minister Boris Johnson led a press conference this afternoon following the announcement that a post-Brexit trade deal being agreed with the EU. He emphasised that this deal above all means certainty for business. Concluding his speech the Prime Minister said,
Source : Deloitte This week’s top 5: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen met on Wednesday evening to discuss the “state of play in the negotiations.” There are still “major differences between the two sides” with von der Leyen tweeting “we understand each
Restrictions over the Christmas Period Prime Minister’s Press Briefing Boris Johnson led this afternoon’s Downing Street news conference, joined by Professor Chris Whitty, England’s Chief Medical Officer. The Prime Minister began by praising the public’s willingness to “get a jab” in the vaccination programme and that 108,000 have received the
The proposals set out in the Green Paper aim to “speed up and simplify” government’s procurement processes, “place value for money at their heart” and “unleash opportunities for small business, charities and social enterprises to innovate in public service delivery”. The Green Paper can be read in full here UK
Source : Deloitte This week’s top 5: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen met on Wednesday evening to discuss the “state of play in the negotiations.” There are still “major differences between the two sides” with von der Leyen tweeting “we understand each
The Scottish Government has today published SPPN 10/2020, on measuring social impact in public procurement.
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