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Andy Jordan

Berkeley
As seen in: MDPI, The Boston Globe, The UK in a Changing Europe, Civil Service World, SecEd, SecurityInformed.com, Brexit & Environment
Joy Seeker. Love seeker. Former correspondent for Wall Street Journal, CNN, Creative/Brand Leader, Founder at Needle Space Labs
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What the first report cards tell us about Ofsted’s new approach to inspection - SecEd

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By Andy Jordan, Pete Henshaw Verified
| SecEd Verified
Ofsted’s inspection framework was launched in September, with inspections beginning in November.
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Lead regulation comes shooting back: dynamic (dis)alignment

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By Viviane Gravey, Andy Jordan
| Brexit & Environment
Regulation is complex and it takes very little for two jurisdictions working on the same topic to come to slightly (if not very) different solutions. So how and why does this matter in light of renewed interest in dynamic alignment on both sides of the Channel? In this blog we explain that it matters a lot, especially for those groups and organizations that are directly involved. We illustrate our argument by revisiting the story of lead shot in wetlands.
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How green do you want your UK-EU ‘reset’ to be?

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By Viviane Gravey, Andy Jordan
| Brexit & Environment
The UK-EU reset talks on 19th May 2025 aim to review areas where closer co-operation can be pursued. Such talks were unthinkable even a year ago as the then Tory Government continued to distance the UK from Brussels to demonstrate that ‘Brexit was done’. This ideological conviction shaped the approach to cooperation with the EU and led to decisions that were opposed by business, that increased bureaucracy and that made future alignment more challenging.
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