New Job Alert: Curia UK is recruiting a new Chair of the Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group Advisory Board to join our team
Position: Chair of the Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group Advisory Board Organisation: Curia – Independent, Not-for-Profit Policy Institute Location: UK-based (Remote with occasional
New Job Alert: Chamber is recruiting a new Junior Editor and Marketing Executive to join our team
Then this role may be for you! Chamber is a specialist political broadcaster and publisher looking for a Junior Editor to join our growing team.
New Job: Political Events and Marketing Officer
Are you passionate about UK politics and policy, event management, and marketing? This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic team that delivers impactful
New policy job! Chamber UK is looking for a Partnerships Director
Title: Partnerships Director Location: Smith Square, London. Salary: £40,000 per annum Type: Full-Time, Permanent Partnerships Director Overview We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Partnerships
Summer Internship
Join Chamber as our 2024 Summer Intern. Based in Smith Square in the heart of Westminster, Chamber published a parliamentary journal, organises policy events and
New Job: Political Research Assistant to the CEO
Based in Smith Square in the heart of Westminster, the successful candidate will support the Chief Executive of Chamber, the only publisher, broadcaster and events
NEW: Health Policy Job Alert! We are recruiting a new Senior Policy and Communications Officer
New Health Policy Job: Can you co-ordinate the NHS Innovation and Life Sciences Commission? Would you like to work with some of the leading thinkers
New Job Alert: Chamber is recruiting a new Junior Editor and Marketing Executive to join our team
Then this role may be for you! Chamber is a specialist political broadcaster and publisher looking for a Junior Editor to join our growing team.
Policy Job Alert. We are recruiting a new Policy and Research Analyst
New Policy Job: Can you help people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)? The UK’s first “Do-Tank” is recruiting for a Policy and Research
Explained: UK Supreme Court’s 2025 bombshell biological sex ruling
The UK Supreme Court has handed down a landmark interpretation of the Equality Act 2010
‘Space is now at an inflection point’ – UK space agency Chair
UK Space Agency chair, Lord Willetts lays out the way ahead for the UK space industry
NHS Innovation Accelerator: Celebrating 10 years of success and what’s ahead
‘Innovations must not only be clinically effective but also shaped by real patient experiences to ensure they are truly impactful,’ – Mindy Simon, Co-Director, NHS Innovation Accelerator
Who is Pierre Poilievre? Canada’s visionary TikTok Prime Minister?
Pierre Poilievre could be Canada’s next Prime Minister – but who is he? And what could a Pierre Poilievre premiership mean?
Evacuations never win wars – the Ukrainian conflict is no exception
History can provide the lessons needed to win the Ukrainian conflict
Social care and NHS reform: Facing the challenges, building the future
Curia’s Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group recently convened leading healthcare experts to examine the challenges facing our healthcare system and explore potential ways forward for social care and NHS reform. In light of the Prime Minister’s decision to abolish NHS England and further reduce Integrated Care Systems by 50 per cent, does this move resolve the issues identified, or does it raise more questions than it answers?
AI Energy Council: A welcome step but lacking ambition
‘Piecemeal steps won’t get us where we need to go. We need giant leaps.’
Major New Announcement: The Politics News Group is Here!
We are delighted to announce the merger of News Hub Group, including Politics UK, Politics Global, Politics US, and Chamber UK online and print journal, forming a major new body: Politics News Group.
What is the Digital Services Tax and Why Was it Crucial on Liberation Day?
There is growing tension between the UK and US over the Digital Services Tax, its potential impact on trade following Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, and the options facing the UK Government as it balances fair taxation with economic diplomacy.
Stay Tuned: Major Announcement for the Chamber Group Incoming
Stay tuned for a major announcement from the Chamber Group on Thursday April 3rd at 6pm.
Trump’s Tariffs: ‘Liberation Day’ or Dangerous Economic Gamble?
Trump’s sweeping tariffs on UK, EU, and global imports on “Liberation Day” mark a dramatic shift toward economic nationalism, sparking fears of a trade war and global economic fallout.
“Cometh the Hour, Cometh the Women”: 50:50 Parliament on Representation, Resilience and the Road Ahead
At a landmark International Women’s Day event in Speaker’s House, 50:50 Parliament’s Chief Executive, Lyanne Nicholl, and Chair, Susan Bright, delivered powerful speeches urging the UK not to take progress for granted – and to fight harder than ever for equality in political representation.
“Let’s Turn These Words into Action”: Bayer’s Shobhna Ladva Passionately Calls for Real Change in Women’s Health
Representing Bayer at Speaker’s House, Shobhna Ladva highlighted the urgent need for policy reform, education, and empowerment in women’s health – calling on government and partners to act now.
NHS Innovation Accelerator at Speaker’s House on Innovation, Inspiration, and Opening Eyes for the Next Generation
Speaking at Speaker’s House, Co-Director of NHS Innovation Accelerator, Mindy Simon reflected on the need for broader representation in both health tech and politics – and urged everyone to help girls imagine futures they never thought possible.
“Great Is the Work That Remains”: Lady Cherie Blair on Why the Fight for 50:50 Representation is Far from Over
At Speaker’s House, human rights lawyer and campaigner Lady Cherie Blair KC made an impassioned case for urgent action to achieve gender equality in politics – reminding us all that progress is not guaranteed, and the work must continue.
“We Really Need You”: Helen Morgan MP on Carers, Confidence, and the Call to Stand
Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Health and Social Care, Helen Morgan MP shares her journey from by-election candidate to Westminster advocate, calling for more women to bring their lived experience into Parliament – especially those caring for others.
Adolescence, It’s Not Just Netflix: Youth Select Committee Highlights Shocking Links Between Youth Violence and Social Media
The Youth Select Committee’s first report of 2025 highlights the relationship between social media and youth violence. They call for urgent regulation, preventative strategies, and collaborative efforts to safeguard young people in the digital age.
We’re STILL All in This Together: Can the Chancellor Use the Spring Statement to Stem the Flow of Votes to Reform?
Despite promises of economic renewal, the Chancellor’s Spring Statement echoes the austerity legacy of a decade ago – an attempt to hold onto 2024 Conservative voters and stop the flow of votes to Reform.
Karin Smyth MP on Power, Policy, and Changing the System for Women
Minister of State for Health, Karin Smyth MP reflects on decades of activism, structural reform, and the future of women’s health – with a clear message: dream big, stand strong, and help build what comes next.
Mims Davies MP’s Energetic Call For Women to Join Her in Westminster
Shadow Cabinet Minister for Women, Mims Davies MP, delivered a rallying cry for women to rise up, step in, and accelerate the push for equal representation – reminding us that politics needs us, and it can be done.
“Tell Them You’ll Stand Anyway”: Sonia Kumar MP’s Inspiring Speech on Making Politics Accessible to All Women
In an inspiring speech at Speaker’s House, Sonia Kumar MP shared her journey from physiotherapist to Parliament – urging every woman to stand for elected office, no matter their background.
“Yes, You Can Make a Difference”: Lucy Powell MP on Confidence, Culture and Change to #AccelerateAction on International Women’s Day
Leader of the House of Commons, Lucy Powell MP brought warmth and humour to Speaker’s House as she demystified politics, shared her journey to leadership, and urged more women to stand – and modernise Westminster from within
“We’re Not Just in the Photos – We’re Making the Contributions”: Caroline Nokes MP’s Passionate Call for More Women to Stand and Be Heard
Deputy Commons Speaker, Caroline Nokes MP calls for critical mass in Parliament, urging more women to stand, speak out and keep progress moving forward.
“Progress Is Not Given – It Is Won”: Ellie Reeves MP on Why Strong Women Must Be Around Every Table of Power
Labour Party Chair, Ellie Reeves MP delivers a powerful message at Speaker’s House: progress for women is never given – it’s fought for and won.
“It Is Awesome Being a Woman in Politics”: Lib Dem Deputy Leader Daisy Cooper MP Urges Women to Stand and #AccelerateAction
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Daisy Cooper joins historic event in Speaker’s State Apartments, marking International Women’s Day with a call to stand for elected office.
“We Are Getting There”: Sir Lindsay Hoyle Hosts 50:50 Parliament and Chamber UK for Unforgettable International Women’s Day Reception #AccelerateAction
Hosted by Sir Lindsay Hoyle, historic event in Speaker’s State Apartments marks International Women’s Day with a call to inspire, empower and act.
£1 Billion Investment to Get Britain Working: How to Maximise ROI in Employment Support
Chief Impact Officer at Shaw Trust, Julie Leonard, outlines how the Government’s £1 billion investment in employment support can deliver stronger returns for taxpayers by backing evidence-based, health-linked approaches like Individual Placement and Support (IPS).
Accelerating Action: Cherie Blair at Spectacular International Women’s Day Reception 2025
On 10th March 2025, Cherie Blair CBE KC joined an International Women’s Day Reception at the Speaker’s State Apartments hosted by Chamber UK and 50:50
Chancellor Faces Biggest Test Yet: What to Expect from the Spring Statement
As the Chancellor faces her biggest test yet, what can we expect from Rachel Reeves 30 minute Spring Statement this week?
Heathrow Paralysed by Substation Fire, Raising Alarms Over UK Infrastructure Resilience
The closure of Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports caused by a fire at North Hyde electrical substation in Hayes has affected thousands
Powering the Future: £180m Solar Surge for Schools and Hospitals
Under Great British Energy’s First Major Initiative, UK Government announces £200 million investment to slash energy bills and support Net Zero ambitions in schools and hospitals – echoing calls made at Chamber UK’s Solar for Schools Parliamentary showcase.
Supporting Innovation for a Stronger NHS: NHS Innovation Accelerator Announces 2025 Fellows
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) welcomes its largest cohort yet, supporting 28 health and social care innovators to drive transformative change across the NHS.
Britain’s Pothole Crisis: Could AI Save £17 billion?
As the cost of repairing Britain’s pothole-ridden roads nears £17 billion, AI could offer a smarter, more sustainable approach to tackling the crisis.
Empowering Women in AI: Breaking Barriers and Building the Future
Chamber UK and UKAI hosted a high-level panel discussion on empowering female leaders in AI, featuring Baroness Martha Lane-Fox and Edwina Dunn, where key themes
Abolishing NHS England: Starmer’s Bold Reform
Abolishing NHS England promises reform but fuels debate over control and accountability.
Who is Rupert Lowe: The Reform UK Fallout and What Comes Next?
Rupert Lowe’s dramatic fallout with Reform UK highlights the growing pains of insurgent political movements. Once a key figure in the party’s Westminster breakthrough, he now finds himself in open conflict with Nigel Farage, facing allegations he denies and considering legal action. His suspension raises pressing questions about Reform’s future, the stability of its leadership, and whether a by-election in Great Yarmouth could shake up the UK’s political landscape.
A Deadly Combination: The Dangers of Type 1 Diabetes and Disordered Eating
A deadly combination of type 1 diabetes and disordered eating, known as T1DE, poses significant risks to those affected. With complications ranging from severe health
A Trade War: What Do US Tariffs on Steel Mean for the UK?
The United States has imposed 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, reigniting global trade tensions. While the European Union and Canada have vowed to retaliate, the UK has taken a different approach, opting for negotiation over confrontation. But what does this mean for British industry, jobs, and trade competitiveness?
Gen Z’s Vote: Is The EU Still Relevant?
Among my peers, the EU often feels like a distant institution – an abstract body making decisions somewhere in Brussels. This leads my friends to
Getting Britain Building: Government Unleashes New Planning Reforms
The UK government has unveiled a sweeping package of planning reforms designed to accelerate housebuilding, unlock major infrastructure projects, and overhaul environmental obligations for developers