While many in the UK life sciences sector have looked on with concern as Brexit-backing Conservatives have pushed the nation towards exiting the European Union (EU) without even agreeing a deal with the trade bloc, the government’s promises over the past year for funding for science and health have been widely welcomed by the industry.
Again, the reaction was positive on Wednesday when Chancellor Philip Hammond announced the 2017 budget, with several of his announcements bringing potential benefits for pharma and biotech, along with small companies and patients.
"Today's budget reiterates that the government recognizes our industry can be a driving force behind long-term sustainable economic growth"
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