As covered by Chamber UK, on Tuesday the Prime Minister gave a “reality check”. What taxes will the Government raise to deal with this massive shortfall?
Dr Barter shares her insights on the dire state of women’s health services in the UK and proposed tangible solutions to address these challenges
Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered a sobering address in No. 10’s rose garden yesterday. Warning for a ‘painful’ October budget, the speech raised the prospect of inevitable tax rises, reiterating the ‘fiscal black hole’ left behind by the Conservative government.
Last month Chamber and 50:50 Parliament hosted a ‘Welcome to Parliament’ event for newly elected MPs, focusing on women’s health. Several MPs, health professionals, and
Exploring Labour’s shift under Keir Starmer towards a pro-business stance and the associated challenges, particularly regarding calls to repeal Thatcher-era trade union reforms.
From October, energy bills in Great Britain are set to rise by 10%, bringing the average annual cost to £1717. This article examines the factors driving this increase, its broader implications for households, and the government’s role in shaping the future of energy pricing.
Vikki Slade discusses themes such as the gender data gap in healthcare, the critical role of health visitors, and the mental health challenges faced by women, particularly postnatal depression.
Darlington recounted her experiences, shedding light on the challenges she faced, particularly those related to women’s health and the broader struggle for equality in a predominantly male-dominated environment.
Helen Goulden OBE, CEO of The Young Foundation, argues that rebuilding trust in politics requires empowering communities through tangible actions. She emphasises the need for investment in social infrastructure and greater community involvement in policymaking. Goulden advocates for a future where local innovation and participation drive inclusive growth and lasting social change.
With a number of public sector unions pledging renewed strike action going into this year, the wave of strikes which have effected the UK since 2022 show no sign of stopping in this new government. What can the Government learn from previous strikes?
Persistent challenges in women’s health, the progress made, and the critical actions needed to close the gender health gap.
This article details a keynote speech by Carolyn Harris MP, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Menopause, who shared her personal journey through menopause and her relentless campaign to raise awareness and drive change for women’s health.
As this month marks National Disability Awareness Month, Shaw Trust convey how better support for
Chamber UK joins the many voices across Scotland and the wider United Kingdom in paying
On Saturday, Labour reached their first 100 days in government – often seen as an important period for new governments to showcase their agenda in a ‘honeymoon’ period.
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