Letters

CaSE, The Russell Group, and other UK R&D leaders have written to the Prime Minister and President of the EU Commission to highlight the importance of research collaboration in the future relationship between the UK and EU.

CaSE and the Science Media Centre coordinated a letter to The Times from eminent figures in UK research and development expressing concerns about potential cuts to the R&D budget.

CaSE has published a joint letter with other R&D organisations, calling on the Chancellor to use the upcoming autumn budget to commit to continued investment in R&D.

CaSE has sent a welcome letter and pack to all Westminster MPs to encourage them to start a conversation about what R&D means for their constituency and the wider UK.

Over the last week the Labour Government has appointed ministers to key positions. CaSE has written to them to advocate for R&D in the UK.

As part of our advocacy in the run up to the 2024 General Election, we wrote to the leaders of 13 political parties. Here we publish the response we received from the Green Party of England and Wales.

As part of our advocacy in the run up to the 2024 General Election on July 4th, we have written to the leaders of 13 political parties.

CaSE has written to the Home Secretary, the Rt Hon James Cleverly MP, and the Shadow Home Secretary, the Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP, to encourage them to support a recommendation to retain the graduate visa route.

CaSE in collaboration with 30 other leaders of the UK R&D sector, have issued a joint statement of our united position on the importance of R&D for the UK.

CaSE Deputy Executive Director Daniel Rathbone discussing increases to the immigration health surcharge, and additional cost for skilled workers wanting to live and work in the UK.

Following her appointment yesterday CaSE has written to the new Prime Minister urging her to put science and innovation at the heart of the UK’s future.

CaSE and other organisations wrote to the Chief Negotiator to the EU urging him to reach a political agreement so that the UK can fully take part in EU research programmes.