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Achieving France’s commitment to carbon neutrality by 2050 calls for profound and systemic transformations in the economy and in society.

Britain’s energy system remains exposed to global fossil fuel markets, with oil and gas still accounting for around three-quarters of primary energy consumption. The second of our two-part report series focusses on the implications for growth, tax revenues and emissions from new North Sea production.

A trio of government schemes aimed at supporting the UK to shift to zero emission cars and vans has successfully spurred demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and chargepoints, particularly home installations, both through direct price subsidy and through their contribution to market-building.

The UK’s First Tier Tribunal has substantially overturned the Enforcement Notice issued by the Information Commissioner's Office (”ICO”) in 2020 to Experian, following an appeal.

Frontier was commissioned by the Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) to create an evidence-based framework to help the department prioritise amongst possible policy options for increasing availability of and access to private and third sector data.

Frontier has been commissioned by The Law Society to assess the costs and profits associated with providing civil legal aid in England and Wales, in order to understand the implications on fee rates for civil legal aid, and understand what reforms may be necessary to ensure the sustainability of civil legal aid (CLA). Our interim report on the housing legal aid sector was published today, and forms part of the Law Society’s submission to the government’s review of CLA, which is due to report in March.