Found: creative skills, tr aining programmes, assistance for local cultural entrepreneurs to access wider markets

Found: the next fourteen days, I will be obliged to take this matter up formally with the Competition and Markets

Found: Regulations 2023 Draft Equality Act 2010 (Amendment) Regulations 2023 Draft Financial Services and Markets

Found: modifications will also impact upon the licensee (Sizewell C Limited) and the Office for Gas and Electricity Markets

Found: keeps our prices up to date and attractive for farmers and land managers over a time when agricultural markets

Found: Chair of Court, Bank of EnglandHC 784 7th Re-appointment of Sir Dave Ramsden as Deputy Governor for Markets

Found: The Financial Services & Markets Act 2000 (FSMA), which sets out the FCA’s powers and remit, does

Found: As part of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2023, the Government legislated to require the

Found: of high value items and items such as tobacco and alcohol that are then re-sold at auctions or markets

Found: Distributors (FWD) is the member organisation for UK wholesalers operating in the grocery and foodservice markets

Found: 19: Government Support for Charities HC 250 6th Public Sector Pensions HC 289 7th Adult Social Care Markets

Found: with existing competition law, enforced by the Office of Rail and Road and the Competition and Markets

Found: connects people to jobs, brings businesses closer together, gets goods to local, national and global markets

Found: In order to drive improved financial sustainability, operators need commercial freedoms to grow markets

Found: In addition, the bill removes the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) as an independent arbiter

Found: In order to drive improved financial sustainability, operators need commercial freedoms to grow markets

Found: gauge enhancement on the Dollands Moor-Wembley rail route, which is a vital rail connection between markets

Found: With that kind of capability, we will also be able to develop overseas markets for products and

Found: In the interim, operators will continue working with their local markets wherever possible to find

Found: adaptable and flexible in its delivery, while ensuring that future changes are possible, particularly as markets

Found: outside the UK will then be able to source cheaper secured credit from creditors in the UK capital markets

Found: We recognise that the removal of the Competition and Markets Authority referral route (in case ORR

Found: : see WSPR,p.58]. 3.4 Transport policy is about more than the ‘better functioning of relevant markets

Found: more formal setting to share good practice and strive towards more consistency and alignment for markets

Found: should retain the ability to refer other licence holders but not the IRB to the Competition and Markets

Found: The Railways Act 1993 was set up with the clear aim of supporting both passenger and freight markets

Found: This will unlock growth which will be at risk if markets, stakeholders, shareholders, and the rail

Found: March 2023.What goods and services etc shown below may be readily available from out-of- town hyper-markets

Found: temporary pavilions dedicated to events, facilitating periodic gatherings such as local produce markets

Found: Markets in places like Radcliffe, Manchester, provide opportunities to animate space with a continually

Found: That includes deliveries, refuse collection, home and office removals; street infrastructure for markets

Found: BIDs) Place activation (events, festivals, arts and culture, markets, pop-ups) Place analytics and

Found: businesswoman-unveils-plans-to-convert-building- into-shoppin-9334880/ 6 https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets

Found: Contested Markets, Contested Cities: Gentrification and Urban Justice in Retail Spaces.

Found: centuries, high streets were once bustling commercial hubs characterised by a diverse array of shops, markets

Found: It functions as a space for creativity and innovation, hosting festivals and markets that celebrate

Found: town centres, especially in times of crises such as major pandemics, when traditional open- air markets

Found: spaces between buildings often have a civic purpose, too - for fetes and fairs, celebrations, markets

Found: What do you think the obstacles are to filling vacancies on the high street or in markets?

Found: of being safer and involving local stakeholders we celebrate and improve our high streets and markets

Found: public realm, employing town centre managers and town rangers, managing public toilets, holding markets

Found: experiences, Primark has over 440 stores globally and continues to expand across new and existing markets

Found: Since they first started running events in March 2014, Salisbury have run 27 Teenage Markets, providing

Found: The live centre/high street of a community is the “location favoured by and influenced by retail, markets

Found: Added value activities to prolong the stay, such as: destination markets (e.g.

Found: In the past they were the main commercial area for markets and produce.

Found: including clothing stores, greengrocers, pharmacies, hardware shops, bookstores, cafes, pubs, markets

Found: including clothing stores, greengrocers, pharmacies, hardware shops, bookstores, cafes, pubs, markets

Found: The Competition and Markets Authority concluded in February 2024 that the UK’s complicated and unpredictable

Found: budgets and the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on disposable income for those in our home markets

Found: are the lowest- trusting age groups, with only a third (37%) of both 18–24s and 25–34s across all markets

Found: ETA introduces a cost and extra administration (i.e. completing application) for the top markets

Found: Doing so would make the UK less able to attract inward investment, businesses looking to open new markets

Found: We are active in 21 markets across the globe, representing more than 70% of the inbound value to Britain

Found: which is expected to be implemented in mid-2025, given the importance of EU countries as source markets

Found: brokering the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which enabled Ukrainian grain to be exported to global food markets

Found: growth of Africa’s manufacturing base, which will not only contribute to the health of global vaccine markets

Found: The North American and British markets remain a significant player for Central and South America

Found: how to make BRICS local currencies’ use in commerce and finance within and between emerging markets

Found: Yours ever, KEVIN HOLLINRAKE MP Minister of State for Enterprise, Markets, and Small Business

Found: products includin g Chiv as Regal and The Glenlive t Scotch Whiskies, and Beefeate r gin, to over 160 markets

Found: the UK as a top destination for tourism and boost our economy, including to countries which are key markets

Found: The Bank also has a huge amount of markets experience.

Found: exclusive contracts with larger venues can make things tricky for GMVs, while secondary ticketing markets

Found: In this role I managed the relationship between the Bank and HM Treasury on all monetary and markets

Found: In Amazon’s view, h ow can secondary markets for electrical goods be improved?

Found: serves as the leading organi sation representing UK wholesalers engaged in the grocery and food service markets

Found: If we do not do that, we will have our markets flooded with goods tainted by forced labour.

Found: 19: Government Support for Charities HC 250 6th Public Sector Pensions HC 289 7th Adult Social Care Markets

Question to the Department for Business and Trade:

To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, how many industry secondees worked in what departments of the Competition and Markets Authority in financial year 2022/23.

Answered by Kevin Hollinrake - Minister of State (Department for Business and Trade)

In the financial year 2022 to 2023 there were a total of 23 industry secondees working at the Competition and Markets Authority. One was working in Enforcement, nine in the Office of the Chief Economic Adviser and thirteen in Legal Services.

Question to the Department for Business and Trade:

To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, how much funding the Competition and Markets Authority provided to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum in the 2022-23 financial year.

Answered by Kevin Hollinrake - Minister of State (Department for Business and Trade)

For the financial year 2022 to 2023, the Competition and Markets Authority provided a contribution of £88,954 to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum.

Question to the Department for Business and Trade:

To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, how many Competition and Markets Authority employees were seconded to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum in the 2022-23 financial year.

Answered by Kevin Hollinrake - Minister of State (Department for Business and Trade)

In the financial year 2022 to 2023 five employees from the Competition and Markets Authority were seconded to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum.

Question to the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero:

To ask the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, what steps she is taking to address the loyalty penalty paid by households reliant on (a) heating oil and (b) LPG; and whether she has asked the Competition and Markets Authority to make an assessment of the adequacy of competition in markets for these products.

Answered by Amanda Solloway - Government Whip, Lord Commissioner of HM Treasury

We believe consumer choice provides the best long-term guarantee of competitive prices.

The structure of the heating oil market allows for switching of suppliers on a delivery-by-delivery basis. There are commercial price comparison sites and the trade association UKIFDA provides a ‘Find a distributor’ facility at https://ukifda.org/find-a-distributor/.

There is similar consumer choice for bottled LPG users, supported by the trade association LGUK ‘Supplier search’ facility (https://www.liquidgasuk.org/domestic/supplier-search). The bulk domestic LPG market is subject to regulation under the Competition and Markets Authority’s LPG Orders (https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/liquefied-petroleum-gas-lpg-market-orders-and-calculator) to enable easier switching of domestic bulk LPG supplier by domestic customers and the CMA continues to monitor that market.

Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, whether her Department is collating data from toxicology reports of non-fatal overdose incidents to assess the risk from synthetic opioids.

Answered by Andrea Leadsom - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Health and Social Care)

The Government is undertaking a number of actions to address the risk that synthetic opioids pose. The Department has a longstanding surveillance system in place to collect information on the nature and location of novel drug use, drug markets, and reports alerting us to drug harms experienced. We continue to monitor the threat posed by synthetic opioids, and are working to improve drug surveillance on synthetic opioids through the development of an early warning system. This will include, with the permission of coroners, toxicology results for fatal overdose cases from across England as soon as the information is available, enabling the Department to closely monitor the substances causing deaths.

We know that most overdoses take place when individuals are alone, or accompanied by others also using drugs. This means they are largely transitory and hidden events, with no opportunity for sampling. A key indicator, therefore, is those who do come into contact with first responders, who are administered the lifesaving opioid reversal drug naloxone, or who are admitted to hospital. Ambulance data represents an opportunity for rapidly identifying local spikes in overdoses and, for this purpose, we are establishing data feeds with ambulance trusts in England, on callouts where naloxone has been administered.

Question to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, if his Department will make an assessment of the potential impact of the war in Ukraine on the (a) supply and (b) price of (i) animal feed and (ii) fertiliser.

Answered by Mark Spencer - Minister of State (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)

i. The UK has a highly resilient food and animal feed supply chain which has coped well in responding to challenges in the past few years.

Cereals and oilseeds make up a significant proportion of animal feed, most of which are internationally traded commodities. Subsequently, their supply chains are dynamic and responsive to global market developments in price and availability. These developments may be influenced by the war in Ukraine or additional factors unrelated to the conflict, such as weather conditions and currency fluctuations.Our high degree of food security is built on strong domestic production and imports from diverse sources. We recognise the essential role that domestic production plays in providing food security and resilience, which is why the government is committed to broadly maintaining the current level of food we produce domestically.

We continue to keep the market situation under review through the UK Agriculture Market Monitoring Group, which monitors UK agricultural markets including price, supply, inputs, trade and recent developments.

ii. In 2022, nitrogen fertiliser prices increased to two to three times their recent nominal historic levels (imported ammonium nitrate prices were £870/t), due to increased global gas prices and conflicts around the world (including but not limited to the conflict in the Ukraine) as well as strong demand driven by high crop prices.

The AHDB publishes a GB fertiliser price time-series for the most commonly used fertiliser products to increase transparency of market prices and show trends to growers. This shows a plateauing of fertiliser prices in GB from June 2023 until now. While this is a GB price series the same situation applies to the UK as a whole. This plateau in prices is partly due to global price factors, but also regional demand has been affected by poor weather and shifts in crop choices by farmers.

Defra is continuing to monitor fertiliser prices and supply chains through regular engagement with key manufacturers and wider stakeholders. We are also working with other government departments to coordinate intelligence, and understand supply and pricing issues.

Question to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps his Department is taking to help ensure an adequate supply of (a) animal feed, (b) fertiliser and (c) CO2.

Answered by Mark Spencer - Minister of State (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)

a) Animal feed: The UK has a highly resilient food and animal feed supply chain which has coped well in responding to challenges in the past few years. Cereals and oilseeds make up a significant proportion of animal feed, most of which are internationally traded commodities. Subsequently, their supply chains are dynamic and responsive to global market developments in price and availability. These developments may be influenced by the war in Ukraine or additional factors unrelated to the conflict, such as weather conditions and currency fluctuations. Our high degree of food security is built on strong domestic production and imports from diverse sources. We recognise the essential role that domestic production plays in providing food security and resilience, which is why the government is committed to broadly maintaining the current level of food we produce domestically.

We continue to keep the market situation under review through the UK Agriculture Market Monitoring Group, which monitors UK agricultural markets including price, supply, inputs, trade and recent developments.

b) Fertiliser: In 2022, nitrogen fertiliser prices increased to two to three times their recent nominal historic levels (imported ammonium nitrate prices were £870/t), due to increased global gas prices and conflicts around the world (including but not limited to the conflict in the Ukraine) as well as strong demand driven by high crop prices.

Defra is continuing to monitor fertiliser prices and supply chains through regular engagement with key manufacturers and wider stakeholders. We are also working with other government departments to coordinate intelligence and understand supply and pricing issues.

CO2: Defra works closely with stakeholders across the food industry, to encourage CO2 contingency planning and resilience. The tightness in supply of CO2 has eased and shown more stability recently and the industry has taken steps to make efficiencies and use alternative CO2 sources where possible. The stable supply of CO2 is vital to several CNI sectors including food and water. We recognise the importance of CO2 supply for our key sectors.

Over the past few years we have completed extensive work to build resilience into the sector including: monitoring and encouraging further diversification of production and supply in the UK; providing clarity on various regulatory questions, including through the Environment Agency’s publication of a Regulatory Position Statement on the capture, treatment, storage and use of carbon dioxide (CO2) from anaerobic digestion (AD) of waste; and working with industry on this supply chain through various forums. The diversification of this supply chain is being demonstrated through a series of recent industry announcements, such as British Sugar’s recent reopening of the CO2 capture plant at their Wissington site.

Found: which the Bank is willing to enter into transactions for providing short term liquidity in the money markets

Found: published price lists, official import statistics or customs returns and data pertaining to the relevant markets

Found: Clause 12, page 15, line 25, at end insert— “(1A) For the purposes of section 16E a person markets

Found: the next fourteen days, I will be obliged to take this matter up formally with the Competition and Markets

Found: Regulations 2023 Draft Equality Act 2010 (Amendment) Regulations 2023 Draft Financial Services and Markets

Found: claims management service” has the meaning given by section 419A of the Financial Services and Markets

Found: claims management service” has the meaning given by section 419A of the Financial Services and Markets

Found: Declaration 2.1 Kevin Hollinrake, Minister for Enterprise, Markets and Small Business at the Department

Found: there is evidence of structured planning and of potential for job creation and growth into national markets

Found: Relevant contracts also include contracts awarded under frameworks and dynamic markets. 9.

Found: relating to suppliers’ technical ability, including qualifications and experience - section 36 (dynamic markets

Found: The UK has a duty to give access to its public procurement markets to suppliers from states which it

Found: there is evidence of structured planning and of potential for job creation and growth into national markets

Found: there is evidence of structured planning and of potential for job creation and growth into national markets

Found: advice, Top Tips and resources for SMEs looking to grow their business in the UK and export to exciting markets

Found: Jessica Pulay, currently Co-Head of Policy and Markets at the UK DMO, will officially begin her new role

Found: The expansion of global capital markets further contributed to policy choices in favour of a more open

Found: Maintaining the PML is designed to enable ADB to cover NCR for 12 months without borrowing from the capital markets

Found: In 1947, in connection with IBRD’s entry into the capital markets, the Executive Directors exercised

Found: acquiring existing stockpiles of Russian metals already on exchange, in order to prevent disruption to markets

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Found: Although the same suppliers operate in both the offshore and onshore markets, the supply chains and

Found: as oil and gas, networks, and interconnectors – with suppliers likely to favour the customers and markets

Found: system that not only benefits households and businesses, but protects them from volatile global energy markets

Found: The se 21 Water Heating and Solar Thermal Markets.

Found: consider extending standardisation to a wider cohort of ESAs in the future as consumer uptake grows and markets

Found: approval of the Balancing and Settlement Code P415 modification, which allows access to wholesale markets

Found: a commercial needle -free solid dose delivery platform for the human and veterinary vaccination markets

Found: economic and employment benefits e.g. how landing and selling of BFT could benefit harbours/processers/markets

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Found: COMPETITION AND MARKETS AUTHORITY PRELIMINARY INFORMATION TO PROVIDE TO THE CMA IN RESPECT

Found: there is evidence of structured planning and of potential for job creation and growth into national markets

Found: Jessica Pulay, currently Co-Head of Policy and Markets at the UK DMO, will officially begin her new role

Found: In support of his submission, Mr Ghosh cited the decision s of the Court of Appeal in NatWest Markets

Found: Secretary of State calls for Competition and Markets Authority to review competition in the home heating

Found: Secretary of State calls for Competition and Markets Authority to review competition in the home heating

Found: Secretary of State calls for Competition and Markets Authority to review competition in the home heating

Found: authority membership; tribunals) • Panel Member, Office for the Internal Market, Competition and Markets

Found: More pragmatically, it is typical for the potential markets of their knowledge assets to be incredibly

Found: which the Bank is willing to enter into transactions for providing short term liquidity in the money markets

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Found: Scottish Procurement purchase the wholesale electricity on the futures markets up to two-and-a-half years

Found: MUP would be a trade barrier which would result in retaliatory barriers to trade in new and existing markets

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Found: transition, benefits communities and achieves robust environmental outcomes.Our forthcoming Natural Capital Markets