BRC Responds to King's Speech - Politics Must Not “Get in the Way of the Immediate Action Needed”

BRC responds to the King’s Speech and its impact on retailers

The British Retail Consortium has issued a detailed response to the King’s Speech yesterday

Retail associations respond to the King’s Speech

ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has welcomed the publication of a number of Bills in the King’s Speech, which would support local shops with issues like, crime, energy contracts, and late payments. The State Opening of Parliament sets out the government’s legislative agenda for… This story continues at Retail associations respond to the King’s Speech Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

expert reaction to King’s speech

Scientists comment on the King’s speech for the opening of parliament.    Sir John Lazar CBE FREng, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, said: “The King’s Speech has set out a legislative agenda that requires UK engineering innovation and talent to deliver. However, engineering has a serious skills shortage in key areas – this ambitious programme for growth can only be achieved if business, central government, local administrations, an…

BRC responds to King's speech

Drapers BRC responds to King’s speech Helen Dickinson, CEO of the British Retail Consortium, responded to King Charles' speech in parliament today (13 May).The post BRC responds to King’s speech appeared first on Drapers.

Retailer body calls for urgent action after King’s Speech

The King’s Speech today (May 13) has triggered a strong response from the retail industry, with businesses warning that the government must take urgent action to ease mounting cost pressures facing both retailers and households. Against the backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and fears of another inflation surge, retailers say immediate intervention is needed to prevent further increases in the price of food and essential…

Retail associations respond to the King's Speech

ACS (the Association of Convenience Stores) has welcomed the publication of a number of Bills in the King's Speech, which would support local shops with issues like, crime, energy contracts, and late payments. The State Opening of Parliament sets out the government’s legislative agenda for… This story continues at Retail associations respond to the King’s Speech Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail