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BREXIT – regulation?

  Brexit – RRegulation an opportunity for the UK to get it right UK Consumers are about 66% of the UK economy spending over £1,200,000,000,000 per annum. How we are served by both public and private sectors of the economy is fundamental to the UK’s success, our prosperity, better jobs, more money in our pockets,

What will Brexit mean for the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)?

  What does an EHIC card provide? Twenty-seven million of us have a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) which entitles us to free or reduced- cost medical care if we are visiting European Economic Area (EEA) countries (includes Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein in addition to EU members) or Switzerland.  Effectively, this means that visiting patients

The need to avoid fragmentation and increased costs

  EU framework legislation ensures the safety of consumer products across the EU. The standards that underpin the legislation ensure a level playing field for business and acceptable levels of safety and product performance for consumers, wherever they purchase their products within the EU.  No such comparable legislation exists for the safety of services, leading

NCF Its a consumer world

NCF Its a consumer world Consumer goods and services from the Public and Private Sectors. Click Here

NCF Press Notice Baroness Wilcox

NCF Press Notice Baroness Wilcox Press Notice Click Here

Travel Brexit Consumer Briefing Paper

Travel Brexit Consumer Briefing Paper UK consumer spending on travel to EU countries Click Here

Brexit Regulation and Regulators

Brexit Regulation and Regulators Doing Regulation Right Click Here

NCF Congress 2017 The Consumer Voice on Brexit summary report

NCF Congress 2017 The Consumer Voice on Brexit Summary Report Congress Summary Report 2017 Click Here

The Consumer Voice on Brexit

The Consumer Voice on Brexit Congress summary report 2017 Click Here

NCF reply to CMA July 2014 Consultation

NCF reply to CMA July 2014 Consultation The NCF response to the CMA’s questions on consumer priorities for 2015/16 Click Here