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Starmer’s Bold Housing Pledge: Can Labour Deliver 1.5 Million New Homes?
In a political landscape dominated by housing shortages, Keir Starmer’s latest pledge to override “blockers” in the planning system and build 1.5 million new homes
Why the UK’s Children’s Social Care System Needs Fixing
The UK’s children’s social care system is under fire following revelations from frontline workers, who describe it as broken, underfunded, and unable to protect the
What Role do Cities Play in Reaching the UK’s Net Zero Targets?
Andrew Carter, Chief Executive at Centre for Cities, highlights the environmental benefits of urban living, emphasising city density’s role in reducing emissions. Drawing on global
Green YIMBYism – The Young Labour Movement
Only Green YIMBYism will solve the housing and climate crises, argue Ruby Herbert and Lewis Warner, National Chair and Vice Chair of Labour Students. They
Young People Must Remain at the Forefront of the Fight Against Climate Change
Young People Must Remain at the Forefront of
Fast and Furious Change: Turning Scotland’s Climate Ambitions Into Action
Ambitious rhetoric and targets are the easy parts of climate policy. To secure a greener future, Patrick Harvie MSP urges real action: cutting car use,
Welsh Government Pledges to Prioritise Dementia: Alzheimer’s Society Demands Immediate Action
The Alzheimer’s Society has welcomed the Welsh Government’s recent commitment to making dementia a priority, a motion brought to the Senedd by Plaid Cymru and
Securing the Future of Local Government: Solihull Council’s Vision for Sustainable Growth and Effective Service Delivery
Councillor Ian Courts, Leader of Solihull Council, highlights the urgent need for long-term funding solutions, enhanced collaboration, and a focus on sustainability to ensure the
Harrogate to Westminster: Championing a Greener Future in Parliament
In an article for Chamber UK, Tom Gordon MP reflects on his journey from campaigning in Harrogate and Knaresborough to joining Parliament, focusing on key issues like climate action and sustainable transport. He highlights the urgent need for investment in the North’s infrastructure and expresses hope in the new Parliament’s potential.
Protected: Revolutionising Public Services: In Conversation with Minister for AI and Digital Government, Feryal Clark MP
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To Reach Net Zero, Britain Must Get Better at Building Nuclear
Britain Must Get Better at Building Nuclear
Addressing Local Challenges: Health, Social Care, and Transport Reform for Isle of Wight East
Health, Social Care, and Transport Reform for Isle of Wight East
Politics is the Art of Compromise and, Where Necessary, Choices
Robbie Moore MP explores the art of balancing housing demands with greenbelt protection, warning against “greybelt” risks & calling for community-led planning.
Leveraging Science, Technology, and Innovation for National Growth
In an exclusive interview with the new Chair of the Science, Technology and Innovation Select Committee, Chi Onwurah MP outlines her ambitious plans for a
Labour Youth Hubs: Don’t Exclude the Village
Labour Youth Hubs: Don’t Exclude the Village
Building a Sustainable Future: Modernising Parliament and Tackling the Housing Crisis
In an article for Chamber UK, Ellie Chowns MP advocates for a modern, efficient Parliament and sustainable, energy-efficient housing to build a better, future-proof Britain.
Tackling the Climate and Nature Emergency Will Require Politicians to Work Across Party Lines in the 21st Century
Chair of the Environment APPG, Alistair Strathern MP, writes for Chamber UK on the importance of working with partners across political parties, to create consensus, tackle climate change and renew ambition and action for climate and environmental leadership
UKAI Launches Advisory Board Ahead of Government AI Opportunities Action Plan
The UK’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector has entered a transformative phase with the official launch of the UK AI Industry Association (UKAI), a trade body
Death, Dignity, and the Assisted Dying Bill: A Case for Compassion
In an exclusive op-ed for Chamber UK, Jake Richards MP argues for the adoption of the Assisted Dying Bill in the UK, emphasising lessons from
Championing Renewable Energy in Schools: In Conversation with Feryal Clark MP
Feryal Clark MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, hosted the showcase. In her address, she explored the profound impact of solar energy on schools, celebrated the role of young people in driving change, and urged collective action to combat climate change.
The Disability Power 100 Awards 2024: Celebrating Excellence and Impact
The Disability Power 100 Awards 2024, hosted by the Shaw Trust, showcased the achievements and influence of disabled individuals across the UK. This event celebrated
Breaking Barriers for Community Energy Projects: Insight from Bill Esterson MP
Earlier this month, policymakers, educators, and industry leaders gathered at Westminster’s Attlee Suite for the Solar for Schools Parliamentary Showcase. Organised by Chamber UK, Solar
The Government’s Plans for Young People’s Mental Health Reform: The View From the Frontline
Step by Step, a charity on the front line of supporting young people, comment on the Government’s proposals for youth mental health provision. There is,
Solar for Schools Parliamentary Showcase: Empowering Education for a Sustainable Future
Earlier this month, policymakers, industry experts, teachers, and pupils from across the country gathered in the Attlee Suite for the ‘Solar for Schools Parliamentary Showcase.’
Diagnosing Your Environmental Health?
The pandemic shone a light on the environmental cost of health solutions. But how deep is the relationship between health, wealth, and the environment?
The Case for Compassion: Reforming Assisted Dying Laws in the UK
In this exclusive op-ed, Nathan Stilwell highlights the urgent need for assisted dying reform in the UK, emphasising the suffering caused by current laws and lessons from compassionate practices abroad.
Cultivated Meat: What is Needed From the New Government?
With a new era of Labour governance in full swing, it’s time to remove barriers to innovation in the UK food industry. In Chamber UK’s latest journal Rich Dillon, CEO of Ivy Farm Technologies argues that by investing in infrastructure, streamlining regulation, and updating food strategy, the UK can lead in food tech, driving sustainability and long-term food security.
Welsh Labour Party Conference: Women Leaders Call for Progress and Empowerment
Welsh Labour Party Conference: Women Leaders Call for Progress and Empowerment
Science, Policy, and Public Trust: How Liberal Values Can Bridge the Gap
In the new edition of the Chamber UK Journal, Chair of the Liberal Democrat Science, Innovation and Technology Working Group, Jonathan Everett explores the disconnect
Celebrating Ask Her to Stand Day: Empowering Women to Enter into Politics
Look around your community, is there a woman showing leadership skills who you think would make an amazing elected official? Ask Her To Stand. 50:50
Developing the UK’s Hydrogen Economy
James Bolton, Press & Corporate Comms Lead at Bosch UK, explores the transformative potential of hydrogen in addressing the UK’s energy challenges and advancing Net Zero goals. Highlighting Bosch’s innovations, from hydrogen-powered lorries to building energy systems, he emphasises hydrogen’s role in creating a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Assisted Dying: The Current Law in England and Wales is Causing Harm and Change is Necessary
Claire Macdonald of My Death, My Decision highlights the harm of current assisted dying laws in England and Wales, urging reform ahead of next week’s parliamentary debate.
Building a Greener, Affordable London: Sustainable Growth and Housing
With London’s population projected to reach 10m by 2050, tackling the housing crisis, achieving economic growth, and addressing climate change will remain fundamental to Sadiq
To League Table or Not to League Table: That is the Question for Wes Streeting
The debate around the trade-off between the impact on performance of publishing NHS performance ‘League Tables’ and the impact on individuals and outcomes over time
Structural Changes for ICBs Point to Increasing Levels of Partnership Working to Deliver A Prevention Agenda
COO of VUIT, Adam Townsend, discusses how the guidance document “The Insightful ICB Board” outlines a new, data-driven approach for Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), highlighting
The Case for Assisted Dying: A Compassionate Call for Choice
In light of the proposed law to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults in England and Wales, put forward by Kim Leadbeater, English journalist
Can Pension Reforms Unlock Britain’s Future Wealth? Mansion House Speech 2024
At this year’s Mansion House speech, Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out a vision for economic renewal centred on pensions, declaring, “the £80 billion we aim
Protected: Digital Technologies Help Strike a Balance Between Economic Growth and Environmental Goals
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Climate Change Commitments: Now is the Time to Reassert the UK’s Leadership
Interim Chair of the Climate Change Committee, Professor Piers Forster writes on how the UK has been at the forefront of the global battle on
Who is Pete Hegseth? America’s Future Defence Secretary
US President-elect Donald Trump has named Pete Hegseth, a Fox News commentator, author, and military veteran, as his choice for Defence Secretary. This announcement was