The value of the first time buyer (FTB) economy, comprised of lending and spending, is set to reach a total of £74.1bn by 2025, according
The analysis of VAT refund schemes for international visitors has become somewhat of a specialty at Cebr in recent years. With over a dozen reports
A recent Cebr report for Grundfos has found that UK homes and businesses are losing out on £3.1 billion worth of savings per annum due to
Yesterday’s announcement by Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer, signals that the Government is waking up to the extreme challenges faced by many UK households
The geopolitical impact of Russia’s unprovoked act of war against Ukraine is hard to overstate and the international response has reflected that. European countries have
In his first speech as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson promised to ‘level up across Britain’ and ‘answer the plea of the forgotten people and the
View the full interview here – https://www.protectandconnect.co.uk/report Our research demonstrates that the proposed revisions to the Electronic Communications code will: cost small landowners an extra £50 million
The full report can be downloaded here Executive Summary Stamp duty has long been a controversial tax. Critics highlight the role of the tax in
Cebr founder Douglas McWilliams presented the findings of our report for Fair Fuel UK and RHA to the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Motoring. The full
According to independent research commissioned by Hft, a national charity supporting adults with learning disabilities, one in five organisations reported offering care to fewer individuals
A Cebr report sponsored by The Chartered Institute of Building This new study by global economic consultants Cebr and released in London and Beijing
Impact of potential Brexit scenarios on Greater London, Greater Manchester and Greater Bristol This report looks at the impact on the economy of different
A review of the economic consulting sector in the UK by Cebr to mark Cebr’s 25th anniversary ‘UK revenues from economic consultancy exceed cinema
Cebr Special Report – Economic Consequences of Limiting Migration[1] This short note gives Cebr’s analysis on the economic consequences of limiting migration as proposed in
The following are the key findings of this report: The report investigates the relative importance of main sectors of the UK economy and their dependence
– Transport improvements are not ‘Silver Bullet’ but remain the priority for tackling north south divide – Northern region more reliant on attracting international
Cebr research for Britain Stronger in Europe examines the linkages between exports and employment within the UK. In particular, the research aims to understand the
An estimated 12.6 million adults, or 23% of the UK adult population – that’s almost one in four – lack at least one of the
New independent study says our membership of Europe could add £58bn a year to UK economy by 2030 due to further economic reforms, equivalent to
VED revenues forecast to decline in future years as UK CO2 emissions fall for 17th consecutive year
UK businesses could gain additional £18bn revenue from apprenticeships
CAMRA calls for tax cut hat-trick as new research shows over a thousand pubs have been saved by previous beer duty cuts
A new independent report published by the Cebr has outlined the benefits for charities through reducing regulations on society lotteries. ‘The Economic Impact of People’s
Government urged to boost the amount of money going to good causes
UK businesses are facing £15.4bn in set-up costs if they’re to meet the requirements of new auto enrolment legislation, according to new research from the