Letters

Ahead of the European Elections on Thursday 23 May, CaSE has written to party leaders of parties that currently have MEPs or are polling higher than 5% in national polls.

CaSE Chair Professor Graeme Reid has written to the Universities and Science Minister on the future of UK participation in EU research programmes.

CaSE has published a joint letter to the Home Secretary with the BioIndustry Association and TechUK, cautioning over an expansion of the non-EEA migration system.

CaSE has today published a cross-sector letter sent to the Prime Minister, calling on the government to take urgent action in revising current immigration policy to better attract international research and innovation talent.

CaSE has published a letter in The Times, highlighting the importance and consideration of scientific regulation during the Brexit negotiations.

In the run up to the 2017 General Election, CaSE has written to the leaders of all the political parties, inviting them to set out their party’s policies on science and engineering.

CaSE has written to the Prime Minister to highlight the longstanding and mutually beneficial partnership between the UK and USA scientific communities.

Ahead of the 2016 election in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, CaSE wrote to party leaders inviting them to set out how they would support science and engineering if elected in May.

Following increased use of DfID funding to support research, CaSE responded to the inquiry by writing to the Committee’s Chair.

CaSE wrote to the Welsh Government following the proposal of substantial cuts to HEFCW in the draft budget.

CaSE has written to the Minister for Education and Skills in the Welsh Government, expressing concerns at proposed HEFCW cuts in the Welsh Government’s draft Budget.

Ahead of the 2015 General Election CaSE wrote to the leaders of all political parties asking them to set out their policies and priorities for science and engineering. Read the responses we received from 10 party leaders.