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Dr Helen Ross writes exclusively for Curia on her support system of powerful women growing up, paving her journey or her work with dyslexia.
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Dr Helen Ross writes exclusively for Curia on her support system of powerful women growing up, paving her journey or her work with dyslexia.
Coire Glas hydroelectric scheme in Scotland has been given a £100 million investment by SSE.
The Chancellor’s budget statement announced new funding for the MHRA, we examine the impact for the health and life sciences sector.
Ahead of the Budget, Labour set out their plans to overhaul childcare in England, but will it level up communities?
A new contemporary street art trail, curated by Accent & London Mural Company is taking shape in Ashford town centre, with many blank walls and
A new Know Your Neighbourhood Fund has been announced by government to help to tackle loneliness and volunteering shortages in deprived areas.
With the delay of HS2 announced by the Government, we examine the impact on the project and the implications for Levelling Up.
As the Dormant Assets Scheme is set to expand into new sectors an addition £76 million will be released and spent on good causes including
Last year, the government published the first-ever Rare Diseases Action Plan for England. It set out to ensure that those living with rare diseases in England receive the best possible care and to improve accurate diagnoses for patients suffering from unknown diseases.
Excess deaths data show 1.65 million patients in England faced 12-hour waits from time of arrival in A&Es in 2022.
The success of the Government’s promise to level up will be measured by outcomes in places like Wolverhampton
The Government has announced new plans to modernise the regulatory environment in health and life sciences, we examine the potential benefit to ensure NHS pressures are alleviated and life sciences can achieve its potential.
Former Chair of Education Select Committee, Neil Carmichael writes exclusively for Curia on the power of education to address socioeconomic concerns of low productivity and high deprivation.
The Crate Escape, Sussex MP, Henry Smith backs campaign to end “heartbreaking” use of farrowing crates.
Frances Scott, founder and director of 50:50 Parliament writes exclusively for Chamber UK on gender inequality in elected office.
Former Chair of Education Select Committee, Neil Carmichael writes exclusively for Curia on the power of education to address socioeconomic concerns of low productivity and high deprivation.
The Crate Escape, Sussex MP, Henry Smith backs campaign to end “heartbreaking” use of farrowing crates.
Frances Scott, founder and director of 50:50 Parliament writes exclusively for Chamber UK on gender inequality in elected office.
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