Let’s seize chance for a modern new Britain, says Patrick McLoughlin
THE referendum result was not just a call to leave the EU but a message to Government to change the way our country works.
A modern industrial strategy will prepare the economy for the technologies of the future
This message has been heard loud and clear.
We’re now embarking on a journey to get the right deal for Britain abroad, and a better deal for working people at home.
That means a Britain where our children’s children have the chance to do better than their parents and grandparents.
We will establish institutes of technology that will respind to the needs of industry
It will be difficult, but it is a chance to build a Britain set up to succeed long-term
It will be difficult, but it is a chance to build a Britain set up to succeed long-term.
The Brexit negotiations provide an opportunity to develop a close and equal partnership with the EU.
A modern industrial strategy will prepare the economy for the technologies of the future.
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It will ensure all young people in the corners of the country have the skills they need
It will ensure all young people in all corners of the country have the skills they need to make that first step on to the jobs ladder.
Under Labour, youth unemployment rose 45 per cent and more than 350,000 young people were let down by courses with no labour market value.
We will establish institutes of technology that will respond to the needs of industry.
The government is committed
This means delivering jobs where they’re needed and helping tackle skill shortages so that industries grow.
This Government is committed to ensuring every community can share in its success.
As someone who came from the coal mines of Cannock to the Cabinet, I am passionate about ensuring those same opportunities are available to those growing up in Britain today.