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Articles by Hugh Trenchard
Hugh Trenchard: Labour's House of Lords reform is the wrong move for the wrong reasons
The Viscount Trenchard is a hereditary peer and current member of the House of Lords. The Government’s plans to remove the 88 hereditary peers who sit in the House of Lords today surely deserves more attention than it has received in recent months. Those of us who were around in 1999 remember there was a high degree of continued media interest.
Liz Truss will help UK-Japan relations to flourish
When I wrote two years ago that Japan and the Trans-Pacific Partnership were key to the UK’s future as an independent trading nation, we were on the cusp of starting negotiations on a new free trade agreement with Japan. It came into force as the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in January 2021, going further than the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement it replaced in three principal areas: data protection, financial services and rules of origin.
Why Japan and the Trans-Pacific Partnership are key to UK’s future as an independent trading nation
As the Prime Minister Boris Johnson tells us, defeating coronavirus is the most important challenge facing the nation. For the last two months, the government’s resources have been largely concentrated on battling the pandemic and the media has covered little else. Some have argued that the economic damage resulting from the pandemic necessitates an extension to the Brexit implementation period, beyond 31 December.
Japan, the UK and the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership
As someone who has spent a large proportion of his working life in Japan, both as a resident and on regular visits to the country, some might expect that I would have an unreasonably favourable view of its significance for the UK and perhaps view the country through cherry-tinted spectacles. Japan has both great similarities and differences with the UK.
Data on bicycle ownership could help boost cycling
Bike ownership on the decline since 1989, finds new global study of 1.25 billion households By Lucy Goodchild van Hilten Posted on 2 December 2015 Share story: In Amsterdam, tens of thousands of people hop on their bikes and cycle to work every morning. The city is geared up for cyclists, and it’s a way of life for most people.
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