As hundreds of Conservatives lost their seats across the country last Thursday, the idea that the Conservatives “failed to honour the trust that people had
Following the Chancellor’s first major speech of the new Parliamentary session on planning reform and the green belt, Council leaders react to her views and set out their intent to work with the new government.
As the Labour Party have just secured a landslide victory in the General Election – we have just ushered in the first female chancellor, Rachel Reeves MP. This article looks at how implementing equitable economic policies is fundamental to securing economic growth and prosperity.
Leader of the Conservative Group, Cllr Kevin Bentley, argues that local government has demonstrated its capability to deliver essential services and tackle crises effectively. He advocates for increased powers and fiscal devolution to local councils, highlighting the need for localised planning fees and sustained funding for social housing and infrastructure.
With a focus on enabling councils to expedite housing development and maintain roads, Bentley outlines the LGA Conservative Group’s manifesto for the next government, emphasising the importance of a new relationship between central and local government.
Analysis and headlines from the 2024 General Election Lib Dem manifesto.
Exploring the UK’s economic policies in the lead-up to the 2024 General Election, the Women’s Budget Group highlights the gendered impacts of these policies and suggests alternative fiscal measures from other OECD countries to better address the cost-of-living crisis for women.
Recently-elected Leader of Manchester City Council, Bev Craig, provides insight into how Manchester could serve as a catalyst for nationwide growth. She discusses the key economic policies and initiatives needed to stimulate innovation, attract investment and foster inclusive development across the country.
On Levelling Up and Localisation, Education, and the Green Transition, Chamber joined Labour’s Shadow Secretary of States as they outlined their plans for the future.
Curia’s event with Shadow Ministers Bridget Phillipson and Peter Kyle, who discussed Labour’s education plans and ambitions for science and innovation, emphasising equal opportunities and technological advancement.
Prime Minister’s bolstered defence spending to fortify national security amidst escalating global challenges.
Exploring the taxes hidden deep within the Spring Budget’s 98 pages of policy. Chamber UK’s Policy Research Assistant, Ulysse Abbate, reflects on Hunt’s Budget in the new edition of Chamber’s Journal.
Leader of the Opposition, Keir Starmer, proposes to increase the defence budget to 2.5% in his ambition to ‘keep Britain safe.’
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