Next Government Must Deliver Economic Growth in 1st 100 Days: CBI

Published on June 4, 2024

UK business leaders have challenged the next government to deliver economic growth and business investments within the first 100 days of Parliament. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has set out immediate priorities for the new government, which will lead the nation after the July 4 general election. It its Business Manifesto, the CBI called on ministers to “revitalise brand Britain” and deliver a cutting-edge trade and investment strategy. The group’s vision has been formed following discussions with over 400 business leaders and 70 trade associations. “Top of the in-tray should be sharpening the investor pitch for ‘Brand Britain’ – ensuring we are at the very top of the league table when it comes to investment. At the same time, a focus on building momentum behind the ‘big three’ enablers across tax, planning and the labour market within the first 100 days can give firms a clear flightpath for growth,” said CBI Chief Executive Rain Newton-Smith....

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