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As the autumn parliamentary session gathers pace, the focus remains firmly on the balancing act between fiscal responsibility and the urgent need for investment in our crumbling national infrastructure. Today, we dissect the government’s latest white paper on energy sovereignty, a critical juncture for both the domestic economy and our climate commitments. We invite you to join our panel of experts as we navigate these complex shifts in the British landscape.
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Enjoy pleasant beach weather without the intense heat or the peak holiday price tag.
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