Policy paper

Forging our future: Industrial Strategy - the story so far

Achievements of the Industrial Strategy 1 year after publication.

From:
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Published
6 December 2018
This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

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Since this strategy was published, the UK’s business and economic environment has changed. Creating and supporting jobs remains the government’s central economic focus, but helping to drive growth in existing, new and emerging industries is also a priority. This is why we have transitioned the Industrial Strategy into our Plan for Growth and its related strategies.

Find out more about the Plan for Growth.

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Our modern Industrial Strategy is a long-term plan to boost productivity and earning power for people throughout the United Kingdom. 1 year after its publication, we have seen significant progress.

This document highlights the progress made over the last year.

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Published 6 December 2018

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