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By: Andrew Griffith

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  • Employers are barely an afterthought for Labour

    September 17, 2025

    The economy is flatlining. Unemployment is rising. Investors are fleeing our shores. At times like these, businesses needs support. But instead of a shot in the arm, they get a series of knives in the back. One of Labour’s first acts after coming to power was to hike Employer National Insurance Contributions. And now the employers [...]

  • Good A-levels are no guarantee in Labour’s abysmal jobs market

    August 14, 2025

    As teenagers open their A-Level results, Andrew Griffith laments a job market that is punishing today's young people.

  • Wise’s London listing snub shows the need for urgent City reform

    June 6, 2025

    The loss of the primary listing of the fin tech Wise from London is another body blow to those seeking to reboot its fortunes as the international market where the best ideas find the best capital, writes shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith. Coming on the eve of London Tech Week it’s a real downer and [...]

  • Is reckless Reeves about to open the door to the next financial crisis?

    October 15, 2024

    Rachel Reeves’ plan to change the fiscal rules to redefine debt reveal a Chancellor dangerously out of her depth, says Andrew Griffith A flurry of briefings suggest that the Chancellor is rolling the pitch to change the fiscal rules or the definitions of debt within them. These are the same thing: the ‘golden rule’ of [...]

  • Britain is ready to go forth and conquer space (with the right regulations)

    May 16, 2024

    The government will make sure Britain sets the global standard for regulating space technology and exploration, giving this growing sector the clarity and certainty it needs to thrive, says Andrew Griffith As humanity’s quest for knowledge and exploration extends beyond the confines of Earth, we stand on the edge of a new era – one [...]

  • Public investment in Canary Wharf is a vote of confidence in British business

    March 10, 2024

    British life sciences are a beacon of hope with the power to transform lives, but to realise their full potential, the public and private sectors must work together, says minister of state Andrew Griffith The UK’s life sciences sector is a true British success story.  For millions of people across the country who are facing [...]

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