The government is radically transforming the student finance system to give students access to four years of tuition funding (£37,000 in today’s tuition fees) to
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
Co-founder of LDIGS, Pamela Hanigan writes exclusively for Chamber UK, analysing the SEND Review and the Schools Bill
The Prime Minister and Technology Secretary today unveiled the Government’s plan to “cement the UK’s place as a science and technology superpower by 2030.”
Parents in Greenwich are calling for answers after Greenwich Council sold a children’s home to a developer that could turn site into a home for ex-offenders.
With new measures that acknowledge a much overdue system change, the Department for Education has announced its plans to reform SEND support for children in England.
Three councils across London and the East of England have asked the Government for financial support to avoid bankruptcy. We examine the outlook for local government.
With the Levelling Up Commission set to hold its first inquiry session of 2023, on the topic of health and social care, we consider the place of health inequalities in the Levelling Up agenda
Households will be able to move to low carbon heating after Government invests £14 million.
Ahead of International Women’s Day on Wednesday the 8th of March, Frances Scott sat down with two female MPs, Flick Drummond and Apsana Begum. Frances is the founder of the 50:50 Parliament campaign which is working across all parties to try and close the gap between the number of male MPs and female MPs in UK parliament, to discuss gender inequality in elected office
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.
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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