The biggest government pledge to science spending for 60 years – but who benefits? | Sarah Main
All political parties have said research and innovation can help raise living standards. A good start would be to invest in staff
Amid the turbulence of Brexit deadlines and extensions, you might be pleased to know that there are at least some long-term plans afoot. A good news story in government, with major investment attached, has the potential to create a new type of future for the UK. You may not have heard of it but, in a time of fiscal constraint, the government has given a staggering boost to the UK’s capability in research and innovation, paving the way for science investment to reach £65bn. This is the biggest uplift in about 60 years. Why would the government do this? Is it a good idea? And what do you want out of it?
Science is part of a social justice agenda that is likely to persist through different governments
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