Investment in gigabit broadband in rural areas to deliver £615 million, according to new study
Curia has released a report showing the environmental, social and economic benefits of improved broadband in rural areas
Curia has released a report showing the environmental, social and economic benefits of improved broadband in rural areas
After years of waiting and overruns, and with one week remaining until it is open to the public, the Queen today visited Paddington Station to officially open the line named in her honour.
The Prime Minister is currently visiting Northern Ireland as the UK is set to introduce legislation that would allow government ministers to override parts of
A BBC report today ahead of Panorama tonight has shown that 18 councils covering some of the most deprived areas in the country, and on
As Local Council election results come in, former Secretary of State and Councillor, Sir Robert Buckland sets out his analysis of the Government’s White Paper ahead of his first meeting of Curia’s Levelling Up Commission.
As BP profits soar, calls for a windfall tax have grown, but just how likely is this to happen?
The All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPG) for Rural Business and the Rural Powerhouse has published a new report, warning that the rural economy is being held
Household bills and prices across the country continue to rise as the public is pushed further into the cost of living crisis. With 30-year-high inflation and further forecasted energy hikes this winter, the Government faces a severe challenge to alleviate the squeeze on households.
Earnings fail to keep pace with inflation, despite UK unemployment dropping back to pre-pandemic levels. Cost-of-living pressures continue to impact households as inflation hits a
The new IPCC report issues a final warning for global action against current emissions to halt environmental disaster. We have a last chance to implement immediate changes before targets are missed forever.
Following the Government’s new Energy Security Strategy, eight new Nuclear Reactors could be built on existing sites. The Government has today released it’s long awaited
The Chancellor gave his Spring Statement this lunchtime, announcing an increase to the National Insurance threshold and cuts to fuel duty against a backdrop that will see the biggest fall in living standards since records began. However, it has left many MPs asking whether money does indeed grow on trees?
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