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LCCI Weekly Policy Update (6–13 Nov 2025):

Written byLauren De Moet

Weekly Policy Update – Summary

  • UK GDP grew only 0.1% in Q3; labour market weakened with unemployment rising to 5%.
  • Bank of England held interest rates at 4%, signalling gradual cuts ahead if inflation continues to ease.
  • Government published a major post-16 Skills Reform White Paper, with Skills England leading national skills planning and new V Levels introduced.
  • New AI master’s scholarships and Turing Pioneer Fellowships launched; UK signs an innovation partnership with the Netherlands on AI, quantum and semiconductors.
  • Cyber Security and Resilience Bill introduced to strengthen the UK’s protection of critical digital infrastructure.
  • UKEF outlined new clean-growth export measures; government attachés unlocked £100m in new agri-food export opportunities.
  • Launch of the £5bn Pride in Place Programme to support local regeneration projects.
  • Companies House confirmed fee increases for Community Interest Company registrations from February 2026.

Full Update (PDF)

You can access the full document here:
Weekly Policy Update – 13 November 2025


Weekly Policy Update – Summary

  • UK GDP grew only 0.1% in Q3; labour market weakened with unemployment rising to 5%.
  • Bank of England held interest rates at 4%, signalling gradual cuts ahead if inflation continues to ease.
  • Government published a major post-16 Skills Reform White Paper, with Skills England leading national skills planning and new V Levels introduced.
  • New AI master’s scholarships and Turing Pioneer Fellowships launched; UK signs an innovation partnership with the Netherlands on AI, quantum and semiconductors.
  • Cyber Security and Resilience Bill introduced to strengthen the UK’s protection of critical digital infrastructure.
  • UKEF outlined new clean-growth export measures; government attachés unlocked £100m in new agri-food export opportunities.
  • Launch of the £5bn Pride in Place Programme to support local regeneration projects.
  • Companies House confirmed fee increases for Community Interest Company registrations from February 2026.

Full Update (PDF)

You can access the full document here:
Weekly Policy Update – 13 November 2025


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