Earlier this month, policymakers, educators, and industry leaders gathered at Westminster’s Attlee Suite for the Solar for Schools Parliamentary Showcase. Organised by Chamber UK, Solar
Step by Step, a charity on the front line of supporting young people, comment on the Government’s proposals for youth mental health provision. There is,
Earlier this month, policymakers, industry experts, teachers, and pupils from across the country gathered in the Attlee Suite for the ‘Solar for Schools Parliamentary Showcase.’
The pandemic shone a light on the environmental cost of health solutions. But how deep is the relationship between health, wealth, and the environment?
In this exclusive op-ed, Nathan Stilwell highlights the urgent need for assisted dying reform in the UK, emphasising the suffering caused by current laws and lessons from compassionate practices abroad.
With a new era of Labour governance in full swing, it’s time to remove barriers to innovation in the UK food industry. In Chamber UK’s latest journal Rich Dillon, CEO of Ivy Farm Technologies argues that by investing in infrastructure, streamlining regulation, and updating food strategy, the UK can lead in food tech, driving sustainability and long-term food security.
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In the new edition of the Chamber UK Journal, Chair of the Liberal Democrat Science, Innovation and Technology Working Group, Jonathan Everett explores the disconnect
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James Bolton, Press & Corporate Comms Lead at Bosch UK, explores the transformative potential of hydrogen in addressing the UK’s energy challenges and advancing Net Zero goals. Highlighting Bosch’s innovations, from hydrogen-powered lorries to building energy systems, he emphasises hydrogen’s role in creating a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Claire Macdonald of My Death, My Decision highlights the harm of current assisted dying laws in England and Wales, urging reform ahead of next week’s parliamentary debate.
At this year’s Mansion House speech, Chancellor Rachel Reeves set out a vision for economic renewal centred on pensions, declaring, “the £80 billion we aim
In an article for Chamber UK, Tom Gordon MP reflects on his journey from campaigning in Harrogate and Knaresborough to joining Parliament, focusing on key issues like climate action and sustainable transport. He highlights the urgent need for investment in the North’s infrastructure and expresses hope in the new Parliament’s potential.
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