Case studies: Real-life examples of government activity

• Example case studies: EU citizens' rights in the UK

  Examples of how the government’s offer would affect EU citizens’ residence status in the UK after the UK’s exit from the EU.

• NDA Estate to save over £1 million on office supplies

  The Crown Commercial Service framework for office supplies is set to help the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) Estate save over £1 million.

• International Women in Engineering Day 2017 case study - Stephanie

  Stephanie works in the Counter Terrorism and Security Division at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and is a STEM Ambassador

• International Women in Engineering Day 2017 case study - Verity

  Verity is a second year Mechanical Engineering Apprentice at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

• International Women in Engineering Day 2017 case study - Alison

  Alison is a Principal Consultant in the Air Project Management Delivery team at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

• International Women in Engineering Day 2017 case study - Alice

  Alice is a second year Electronics Maintenance Apprentice at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

• International Women in Engineering Day 2017 case study - Ann

  Ann is a Team Leader in the Engineering Acquisition Team at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory

• Cumulus aims to transform the renewable energy market

  Sheffield-based business secures investment thanks to Clean & Cool Missions to San Francisco and Colorado.

• Resale price maintenance case studies

  Lessons from the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) resale price maintenance cases.

• Whitefox Technologies: biofuel breakthrough in North America

  Specialist engineering firm establishes foothold in US ethanol production market after transAtlantic 'Clean and Cool' missions.

• Smile4Life in north west England

  The Smile4Life programme aims to reduce tooth decay in children, laying a solid foundation for their good oral health throughout life.

• Healthy Teeth, Happy Smiles! Leicester City Council

  Healthy Teeth, Happy Smiles! is an early intervention programme from birth to improve the oral health of preschool children.

• UK-China Cooperation on Intellectual Property

  The UK aims to promote the non-discriminatory and transparent application of IP rules within national IP regimes.

• Spin-out gets set to launch finger-prick diagnosis for anaemia

  Pioneering image analysis technology allows Entia's hand-held blood test kit to be used at home or in remote places around the world.

• Novel hybrid aircraft prepares to resume flight test programme

  Hyper-efficient Airlander that can stay airborne for five days will carry passengers or freight and suits communications or survey roles.

• Spin-out sets the pace with real-time, running style retraining

  Biomechanical engineering specialist expands its franchise operation around a gait analysis system that helps athletes avoid injuries.

• UKEF supports aviation data provider Snowflake Software

  UK Export Finance helped aviation data software provider, Snowflake Software, access the finance it needed to grow its business abroad.

• Making Scotland’s roads safer with Traffic Management Technology

  Crown Commercial Service helped Transport Scotland to tackle a notorious accident blackspot

• UKEF and White Light: supporting services sector exports

  We helped production services provider White Light access financing to take on an international contract that increased turnover.

• Planning document to limit the proliferation of takeaways

  The number of new hot food takeaways are being limited in areas with high levels of child obesity, using a Supplementary Planning Document.

• Box Chicken: providing healthy competition to fast food outlets

  A pilot fast food takeaway project, providing a healthy alternative to fried chicken, for schools and the local community.

• CCS helps 11 NHS trusts renew video conferencing services

  The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has helped 11 NHS trusts renew their video conferencing services, with an estimated saving of £832,000 through an aggregated procurement.

• Libraries Unlimited

  A mutual commissioned to run a library service

• Inspire: Culture, Learning and Libraries

  A mutual commissioned to run a library service.

• Suffolk County Council: expert commissioning

  Expert commissioning from the perspective of Suffolk County Council

• Libraries Unlimited: the journey from investigation to establishment

  The process of becoming a mutual from investigation to establishment from the perspective of Libraries Unlimited.

• Suffolk Libraries: developing your governance structure

  Developing your governance structure as a mutual from Suffolk Libraries

• Libraries Unlimited: stakeholder engagement

  Stakeholder engagement at Libraries Unlimited during the process of becoming a mutual

• Suffolk Libraries: staff engagement

  Staff engagement during the process of becoming a mutual

• Small British communications business increases staff by 10%

  Small British communications agency, Kindred, has increased its staff by 10% per year after winning a government contract.

• Securing cash for growth with UKEF support

  We helped Dudley-based Glasscoat International access the working capital it needed to fulfil two lucrative export contracts.

• North East manufacturers thrive on knowledge transfer programmes

  Manufacturing firms boost their competitiveness through partnerships that exploit Northumbria academics' knowledge, technology and skills.

• Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust get certified

  Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation receives the commissioner's third party certification mark.

• Holy See: Promoting dialogue with Judaism

  Our Ambassador Sally Axworthy reflects on the work of Sister Clare Jardine in celebration of International Women's Day.

• The Holy Union Sisters: Bringing union and reconciliation

  Our Ambassador Sally Axworthy reflects on the work of Sister Margaret O'Reilly in celebration of International Women's Day.

• Microchip firm senses opportunity to bridge the technology gap

  Newcastle University spin-out develops new manufacturing processes that can support early-stage R&D as well as suiting volume production.

• National Apprenticeship Week case study - Jamie

  Meet Jamie - a third year mechanical engineering apprentice at Dstl.

• Holy See: Training women leaders

  Our Ambassador Sally Axworthy reflects on the work of Sister Christine Anderson in celebration of International Women's Day.

• National Apprenticeship Week case study - Stewart

  Stewart started out as an apprentice and is now a Group Leader at Dstl.

• Considering public health for Liverpool Kensington and Fairfield licence applications

  Public health teams are inputting into the application process for alcohol licensing and Cumulative Impact Policy (CIP) areas in Liverpool.

• Reducing alcohol related health harms in Leeds

  The introduction of Local Licensing Guidance in South Leeds has resulted in control measures being agreed by new licensees.

• Using health data to inform alcohol licensing decisions in Solihull

  Applications for alcohol licences are mapped against alcohol specific hospital admissions and violent incident data to help inform decisions.

• Collaborating on Newcastle’s Statement of Licensing Policy review

  A member of the public health team on secondment to the licensing department supported the review of the council's Statement of Licensing Policy.

• Embedding public health in Coventry’s Licensing Policy statement

  A review of Coventry City Council's Statement of Licensing Policy (SLP) benefits from considering public health and health equality issues.

• Holy See: Fighting modern slavery

  Our Ambassador Sally Axworthy reflects on the work of Sister Imelda Poole in celebration of International Women's Day.

• National Apprenticeship Week case study - Fay

  Read Fay's inspiring story to become an engineering apprentice at Dstl.

• Holy See: The moral dimension of work

  Our Ambassador Sally Axworthy reflects on the work of Sister Helen Alford in celebration of International Women's Day.

• Holy See: International Women's Day profiles. Sr Jane Livesey

  Empowering Women and Girls through Education in advance of International Women´s Day.

• Working with accident and emergency units to distribute naloxone

  Patients who presented to A&E with a heroin overdose In Brighton and Hove are supplied with naloxone when they are discharged.

• National Apprenticeship Week case study - Ollie

  Ollie is a first year mechanical engineering apprentice at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl).