Leader of the House of Commons, Lucy Powell MP brought warmth and humour to Speaker’s House as she demystified politics, shared her journey to leadership, and urged more women to stand – and modernise Westminster from within
Deputy Commons Speaker, Caroline Nokes MP calls for critical mass in Parliament, urging more women to stand, speak out and keep progress moving forward.
Labour Party Chair, Ellie Reeves MP delivers a powerful message at Speaker’s House: progress for women is never given – it’s fought for and won.
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).
On 10th March 2025, Cherie Blair CBE KC joined an International Women’s Day Reception at the Speaker’s State Apartments hosted by Chamber UK and 50:50
As the Chancellor faces her biggest test yet, what can we expect from Rachel Reeves 30 minute Spring Statement this week?
Under Great British Energy’s First Major Initiative, UK Government announces £200 million investment to slash energy bills and support Net Zero ambitions in schools and hospitals – echoing calls made at Chamber UK’s Solar for Schools Parliamentary showcase.
As the cost of repairing Britain’s pothole-ridden roads nears £17 billion, AI could offer a smarter, more sustainable approach to tackling the crisis.
Chamber UK and UKAI hosted a high-level panel discussion on empowering female leaders in AI, featuring Baroness Martha Lane-Fox and Edwina Dunn, where key themes
Rupert Lowe’s dramatic fallout with Reform UK highlights the growing pains of insurgent political movements. Once a key figure in the party’s Westminster breakthrough, he now finds himself in open conflict with Nigel Farage, facing allegations he denies and considering legal action. His suspension raises pressing questions about Reform’s future, the stability of its leadership, and whether a by-election in Great Yarmouth could shake up the UK’s political landscape.
British Steel has been dramatically saved from shutdown, what are the next steps?
AI in healthcare: University Hospital of North Midlands NHS Trust is using cutting edge innovations to deliver for patients
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is powering the UK’s innovation economy – discover why the region leads
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