How can businesses promote LGBT+ inclusion? LGBT+ Commission Inquiry Session
In it’s final inquiry session, the LGBT+ Commission asked how businesses can effectively advance LGBT+ inclusion
In it’s final inquiry session, the LGBT+ Commission asked how businesses can effectively advance LGBT+ inclusion
Chaired by Steve Wardlaw, a prominent LGBT+ rights campaigner and international business lawyer, the fourth inquiry session of the LGBT+ Commission took place on 6th
Last week, Chamber UK hosted a panel at the Conservative Party Conference to discuss levelling up and how it’s working in local areas. The panel
The Department for Education has announced a start to education trials and interventions as they seek to improve attainment across schools, colleges and early years settings. Such action has been backed by a new multi-million government grant. The Department for Education is set to continue funding the Education Endowment Foundation with a new grant £137 million, thereby cementing the independent charity’s role as a central part of the education landscape for the next decade.
New Policy Job: Can you help people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)? The UK’s first “Do-Tank” is recruiting for a Policy and Research
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council wants to advise residents that further industrial action is planned by Unite the Union.
On the 12th of July 2022, the Dyslexia Commission heard expert testimony from some of the leading thinkers, including Dr Ruth Bromley Debbie Hicks on the strategies Integrated Care Systems can use to co-ordinate their care.
Can levelling up unleash the potential of coastal communities? Chief Executive of policy institute Curia talks levelling up with the Chair of the Coastal Communities All Party Parliamentary Group.
The largest provider of GCSEs and A-Levels board, AQA polled 3,000 school staff via Teacher Tapp revealing that three out of four teachers believe that introducing digital exams in England would be successful dependent on school resources.
As the face of Levelling Up fades into the shadows of Conservative Party grandee-ism, we look at what is next for his signature policy programme
In an apparent attempt to reclaim “wrongful payments”, DWP have launched a controversial scheme to reclaim £500m that was handed out in pandemic benefit payments.
The problem: under-staffing and burn-out In April this year, Miriam Deakin, Director of Policy and Strategy at the NHS, wrote an article for the
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