UK General Election 2024
How will the election affect business?
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The general election is taking place on 4 July.
Our experts explore what changes different business sectors can expect from the next government, looking at:
There are many energy challenges for the next government to address, but the rhetoric differs across the political spectrum
Labour's plan for financing growth leans towards continuity over radical change
What are the potential implications for the life sciences and healthcare sector?
Housing, energy infrastructure, transport, social infrastructure (such as schools and healthcare) and other large-scale projects are all priority areas for the sector
Competing priorities for the next government – the future of the high street, business rates, food advertising and the new consumer regime
What we know so far on what the main political parties would do on digital and data policy if they win power on 4 July 2024
The sector will be hoping for clarity in a number of areas, including leasehold reform and planning, to support business strategy and investment
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