UK Innovation Corridor APPG
First Registered: 14/07/2021 • Last updated on: 06/10/2021
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To champion the UK Innovation Corridor as one of the most economically productive regions of the country.
1. UK Innovation Corridor
14/07/2021 - APPGs
Found: To champion the UK Innovation Corridor as one of the most economically productive regions of the country
2. Corridor announced to unlock full potential of England's economic heartland
12/09/2018 - Highways England
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Corridor announced to unlock full potential of England's economic
3. Corridor announced to unlock full potential of England's economic heartland
12/09/2018 - Department for Transport
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Corridor announced to unlock full potential of England's economic
4. Innovation Corridor
26/04/2018 - APPGs
Found: To champion the UK Innovation Corridor as one of the most economically productive regions of the country
5. Infrastructure Needs of London Stansted Cambridge 'Innovation Corridor'
25/04/2019 - Parliamentary Research
Found: Cambridge. It suggested that the corridor was worth £121 billion to the UK economy and had grown 65 percent
1. Public Health England: Relocation to Harlow
12/07/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: organisation is due to be replaced by the newly formed UK Health Security Agency. I have been well assured - Speech Link
2: of the Innovation Corridor. As co-chair of the all-party parliamentary group for the Innovation Corridor - Speech Link
2. UK Innovation Corridor
30/04/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: infrastructure needs of the United Kingdom’s Innovation Corridor (London, Stansted, Cambridge); and to what - Speech Link
2: evening.The West Anglia line denotes a corridor at the fringe of what is ordinarily believed to - Speech Link
3: England are two of the fastest growing regions in the UK, and the West Anglia Main Line links them together - Speech Link
3. Oral Answers to Questions
30/01/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: Aberdeen-Inverness and Edinburgh-Glasgow lines, the Paisley corridor and many other routes, and we reopened the hugely - Speech Link
2: rail capacity and performance on the Castlefield corridor in Manchester. We completely understand that sorting - Speech Link
3: east-west innovation corridor, the arc, and the Varsity line—one of the most exciting pieces of corridor infrastructure - Speech Link
4. West Anglia Taskforce Report
08/11/2016 - Westminster Hall
1: championing the development of the west Anglia main line corridor, our council leader, Doug Taylor, has played an - Speech Link
2: wish to see up the Lea valley corridor and in the Cambridge-Stansted corridor. It is most serious. In Enfield - Speech Link
3: parliamentary group on the London-Stansted-Cambridge corridor, especially my right hon. Friends the Members - Speech Link
5. Latin America: Future Foreign Policy
21/04/2021 - Lords Chamber
1: ambitions. It is one of the regions most aligned to UK values. Our relationships are based on democratic - Speech Link
2: scope for export growth, there is huge potential for UK influence and global leadership on climate change - Speech Link
3: America continues to be an important partner for the UK. The priorities set out in the integrated review - Speech Link
asked by: Chi Onwurah
08/07/2020
... when UK Research and Innovation's (UKRI) budget will be published; and what proportion of the £22 billion spend on research and development in 2024-25 will be allocated to UKRI. 2. UK Research and Innovation
asked by: Chi Onwurah
08/07/2020
... (ii) London and (iii) the South East. 3. UK Research and Innovation
asked by: Chi Onwurah
13/07/2020
... what proportion of the research and development funding that does not go through UK Research and Innovation is allocated to universities. 4. UK Research and Innovation
asked by: Lord Bassam of Brighton
20/05/2020
...To ask Her Majesty's Government how they plan to expand UK Research and Innovation until 2025 in the event that no agreement is reached with the EU involving continued participation in Horizon Europe. 5. UK Research and Innovation
asked by: Stephen Metcalfe
17/10/2019
... what steps UKRI are taking to support interdisciplinary working in UK research.
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Contact Details
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Daniel Zeichner MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 8462.
Email: daniel@danielzeichner.co.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
John McGill, UK Innovation Corridor, 6th Floor, River Park House, 225 High Road, London N22 8HQ. Tel: 07941 381 366
Email: john.mcgill@haringey.gov.uk
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