The Labour-run council’s proposals to close Bradstow School resulted in a walk-out of Conservative councillors at a recent council meeting. The background to that walk out was a long run of rule changes introduced by the Labour administration which has stifled democratic debate at the town hall.
Kemi Badenoch has reached her first major milestone as Leader of the Opposition. But rather than celebrating 100 days at the helm of the Conservative
“Let’s make our apprenticeship system truly the world’s envy,” writes Andrew Pakes MP, chair of the all-party Parliamentary group on apprenticeship.
The government’s decision to dismantle Grenfell Tower has sparked mixed reactions. While some see it as necessary for safety, others feel ignored, insisting it should remain until justice is served. With criticism over consultation and ongoing calls for accountability, the debate over Grenfell’s legacy continues.
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Today’s fantastic news that 700,000 women will benefit from an AI-assisted breast cancer screening trial from the NHS highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence
The County Councils Network (CCN) warns that four in five rural councils are now in a worse financial position than before the provisional Local Government Finance Settlement. With a disproportionate share of funding directed towards urban areas, county councils face severe service cuts and inevitable council tax hikes. CCN urges the government to rethink its approach before rural communities bear the brunt of these decisions.
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What does the new plan to crack-down on people smuggler gangs entail, and will the Government deliver on its promises?
A Landmark Moment for Assisted Dying Legislation The UK’s assisted dying bill, spearheaded by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, is now under review by a parliamentary
The UK’s public sector faces ongoing pressures posed by budget limitations and growing demand for essential services. With stretched resources, maintaining adequate levels of service
In a speech long anticipated by both business leaders and the public, Chancellor Rachel Reeves laid out her comprehensive vision for economic growth this morning.
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.
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.
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).
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