Government makes numerous progressive steps towards further devolution, but falls short of delivering a much needed radical shift.

This was the year of major changes and shifts for the UK and the East. 2025 must be the year of opportunity.

The East needs targeted governance and fiscal reforms to avoid falling further behind other regions.

The White Paper paints a picture of potential renewal. Britain may be ready to work, but is the system ready to deliver?

Maersk’s departure from Felixstowe poses significant challenges for the port and the surrounding region.

The proposed pension reforms could address the region's critical infrastructure challenges, and ensure its growth and sustainability

Our region is uniquely positioned to lead in innovation, sustainability, and economic growth but this requires a unified skills strategy.

The recent budget has far-reaching implications for farmers and rural communities alike.

It’s disappointing to see that the East of England has been largely overlooked in the Autumn 2024 Budget

We urge the Chancellor to finally support a region that offers the greatest value for money and return on investment.

Sometimes overlooked, the Tourism industry is truly at the heart of life in the East.

Norwich Research Park announce investment partnership with Vengrove, to construct new laboratory and office accommodation

By leveraging local strengths and robust policy support, the East is creating a pathway for the UK to emerge as a global clean energy leader

Addressing skill gaps and improving the skills of the working population is central to achieving growth ambitions in the East.

Labour’s ‘five missions' are instrumental to the future evolution of the UK… and indeed of the East of England.

The East reflects the national challenge to get more and better skills to improve economic growth and productivity.

Our region presents massive opportunities for economic growth, but we need to make sure the Government is paying attention.

Government has a unique opportunity to instil growth by reforming the NPPF and it should not waste it

There is an urgent need to accelerate the pace of change to embrace more sustainable farming practices.

A single Mayor for East Anglia would be a significant force for business and the economy and would offer a strong voice to government.