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The logistics industry struggles to shake off the image of poorly paid workers scurrying around huge warehouses to load pallets of goods that we consumers demand to be delivered to our doorstep right away.

Six months ago the coronavirus pandemic plunged the global economy into recession and most European countries into lockdown. Since then things have started to return to some sort of normal.

Frontier Economics worked with Guernsey Finance to provide evidence on the nature and scale of current linkages between the Guernsey finance industry and the UK economy and society.

We’ve devised a way of definitively determining which country in Europe is the most Christmassy.

Aviation is an effective way of improving connectivity both within and across countries. It facilitates wide ranges of social and economic interactions that would otherwise be impossible, or very costly. However, improved connectivity though flight travel (currently) comes at the cost of high carbon emissions.

In November 2022, the European Commission (EC) published a proposal for a new combined “Euro 7” standard which sets stricter emission limits than Euro 6/VI and also addresses non-exhaust particle emissions. Currently, Euro 7 is planned to be introduced by July 2025 for cars/vans and by July 2027 for heavy-duty vehicles.

Frontier will host the upcoming IIC UK Chapter meeting 2025 on The Future of the UK Mobile Sector on 24 September, where Frontier’s Martin Duckworth will act as moderator.

Clive Kenny speaks at the MWC Doha 2025 panel on mobile investment, regulations, and cybersecurity to drive growth, innovation, and trust.