The Chancellor has revealed his spring Budget this afternoon as the Government continues with its plans to boost the economy.
Ahead of the Budget, Labour set out their plans to overhaul childcare in England, but will it level up communities?
New data for England and Wales reveals that complaints about police officers’ treatment of women are highly unlikely to result in action. Over a six
Watchdog warns that the social work team at Feltham Young Offender Institution in West London is failing to provide care in terms of “the in-depth work that is necessary with some of the most vulnerable children.”
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.
Ministers are joining Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak in Paris for a vital Anglo-French summit to agree new plans to tackle security concerns.
The England women’s football team made the nation proud last summer when they won the European Championships. It was the first time in history that England had won the tournament, and afterwards, they set out to boost sporting opportunities for young girls around the country.
While the phrase ‘It takes a village to raise a child’ is rather trite, it does have a truth to it which, I think, can
In an exclusive with Chamber, the Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding, Jess Phillips, sat down with 50:50 Parliament’s Tara Mowoe to discuss gender inequality in public life, highlighting the paramount importance of equal representation.
Chamber sat down with Chief Officer of the Cheshire Association of Local Councils, Jackie Weaver, to discuss the challenges of women in local government and her experience following the viral Handforth Council meeting.
Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, has written an opening message for our auction catalogue to mark 40 years of Terrence Higgins Trust and pay
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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