Interest Rates Expected to Remain at 5.25%
Interest rates are expected to be left unchanged in November after it was revealed that the UK economy grew by 0.2% in August.
Interest rates are expected to be left unchanged in November after it was revealed that the UK economy grew by 0.2% in August.
130 housing repair workers were set to take strike action in a dispute over pay and conditions at Southwark Council. However, this has been called off last minute as a deal has been reached.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a speech at the Labour Party conference this afternoon outlining several key economic proposals and priorities for the Labour Party to prevent future governments from behaving irresponsibly with public finances.
In March, Australia, the UK and the US announced details of the so-called Aukus pact to provide Australia with nuclear-powered attack submarines by the late
Despite widespread reports stating that the Government has scrapped the northern leg of HS2 from Birmingham to Manchester, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has refused to
As the Leader of one of the largest local authorities in England, serving over 1.4 million residents, my overriding ambition is to ensure that Hampshire continues to be a great place in which to live, work, play, visit and to do business now and for decades to come.
Norfolk County Council Cabinet Member for Economic Growth, Fabian Eagle, discusses initiatives to support SMEs.
At Conservative Party Conference today, Jeremy Hunt is set to announce a rise in the national living wage which will increase to £11 per hour
London Councils has welcomed a major new report from the UK Urban Futures Commission, which makes the case for unleashing the potential of the UK’s cities for boosting growth, repairing the social fabric, and meeting net zero targets.
According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), the Government is due to oversea the biggest tax-rise since 1948.
Rubbish piles in Tower Hamlets are set to be cleared as a dispute between the council and members of Unite the Union has ended with a pay deal.
To address social inequalities, Liam Byrne asks where can political parties come together to find solutions?
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