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Public investment R&D rose in 2024, according to new ONS data

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By Isabella Hammond Verified
| ncub.co.uk
New figures from the Office for National Statistics send an important signal about the Government’s commitment to research and development as a driver of UK growth and prosperity. Public spending on R&D increased by 9.2% in real terms between 2023 and 2024. Spending has risen through agencies such as UK Research and Innovation, alongside increased investment in public R&D across Civil Service departments, which grew by more than £1 billion since 2023.
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The Future of Tertiary Education in Wales Consultation

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By Isabella Hammond Verified
| ncub.co.uk
Our response emphasises the importance of a holistic approach to tertiary education policy that prioritises genuine outcomes for learners, employers, and the wider economy. It advocates for policies that support flexible learning pathways, lifelong learning, and the development of skills that are closely aligned with labour market needs.
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NCUB responds to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s Mais Lecture

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By Isabella Hammond Verified
| ncub.co.uk
The National Centre for Universities and Business (NCUB) welcomes the Chancellor’s Mais Lecture, which sets out a vision for a more active and strategic state focused on stability, investment and reform. Rosalind Gill, Director of Policy, Analysis and External Affairs of NCUB, said: “The Chancellor is right to focus on stability, investment and reform as the foundations for long-term growth.
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