When reading the history of wars, the outcomes can seem inevitable. Sensible historical narratives spring up to explain what has happened. The Allies of the Second World War held massive material advantage, the Viet Kong possessed political will to endure that the Americans and their South Vietnamese allies lacked, and Saddam’s tank heavy army had no answer for American air power.
The Government has announced that it has hit it’s target for gigabit broadband roll-out, with Nadine Dorries, Secretary of State for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport announcing that 70% of homes and businesses across the UK have access to reliable, high-speed internet connectionsv
On Sunday and Monday of this bank holiday weekend, carnival goers returned to the West London streets as the Notting Hill Carnival returned for the first time since 2019, before the pandemic
British Gas’ owner, Centrica has confirmed extra support will begin in autumn and last for the “duration of the energy crisis.”
Millions of pounds of investment in people, skills and business and reinvigorating leisure and wellbeing, cultural and retail facilities could be coming to the Moorlands if District Council bids for Government funding are successful
The UK have doubled their planning exercises for emergency gas shortages this winter. We examine the outlook for households as energy prices continue to rise.
Child poverty remains a significant barrier to equality of opportunity, however the Levelling Up White Paper and the Levelling Up Bill surprisingly make no mention of it. Chamber recently met with Sir Stephen Timms MP, to discuss the place of child poverty in the levelling up agenda and cross-governmental policy more widely
NHS leaders warn of rising numbers of people falling sick urging government to act now on rising energy costs or risk public health emergency.
Somerset County Council has welcomed the launch of Somerset Community Foundation’s Somerset Cost-of-Living Crisis Appeal.
As energy prices rise with record profits for energy firms in the UK, we examine the Labour’s plan to freeze prices and impose a windfall tax on profits.
Please be advised that the visit on 16 August by Mayor Ariful Haque Choudhury from Sylhet, Bangladesh, has been postponed. Who The Mayor hopes to
An investigation into the ministerial code of conduct has revealed that Labour Shadow Minister, David Lammy has breached the MPs code by failing to register 16 interests on time.
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