Craig Mackinlay’s Sepsis Struggle and the Determination to Fight

This article delves into the critical issue of sepsis within the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), highlighted by the determined efforts of MP Craig Mackinlay. Sepsis, often termed the “hidden killer,” claims thousands of lives annually due to delays in diagnosis and treatment. Mackinlay’s personal battle with the condition underscores the urgent need for improved healthcare practices. Through his advocacy, he aims to push for reforms ensuring early recognition and treatment of sepsis, ultimately saving lives and enhancing NHS efficiency.

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What Does a General Election Mean for Health, Care, and Life Sciences: Big on Vision but Lacking in Detail?

After months of speculation, Rishi Sunak has called a General Election that many expect Labour to win. The campaign is set to be dominated by

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Sunak’s High-Stakes Election Gamble: 21-Point Deficit and the True Size of Labour’s Lead

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called a snap election for July 4th, despite the Conservatives trailing Labour by 21 points in the polls. This high-stakes gamble is influenced by economic indicators, immigration issues, and the threat from Reform UK.

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Looking to Promote Wellbeing in the South East

Aisha Cuthbert, Conservative parliamentary candidate for Sittingbourne and Sheppey, discusses her commitment to the values of low taxes and self-determination, emphasising the importance of helping people become independent. She highlights her initiatives to boost the local economy, promote physical and mental well-being through the ‘Get Active with Aisha’ campaign, and address loneliness through community projects.

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The Difference a Labour Government can Make to a Place Like Southampton

As part of Chamber’s ‘On the Campaign Trail Series’, we heard from Labour Councillor for Southampton, Satvir Kaur, who details how Labour’s high tide of economic growth will benefit communities struggling to stay afloat.

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Defections Defining the Political Landscape: Tories to Labour

Two defections from the Tories to Labour in recent weeks highlight a significant shift in political allegiance.

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2024 Local Elections: Conservative Party’s Setback and Labour’s Ascendancy

The Conservative Party has faced a significant setback in the recent elections, experiencing its most substantial loss in years. Over half of its councillors seeking re-election in England were defeated.

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2024 Local Election Results, Analysis So Far: Shifting Political Tides and Future Implications

Following overnight results indicating substantial losses for the Conservative Party in England’s council elections, alongside Labour’s significant victories and gains by minor parties like the Liberal Democrats and Greens, the political landscape shows notable shifts. The emergence of the Reform Party as a credible challenger adds complexity, while internal discussions within the Conservative Party raise questions about leadership stability. The results foreshadow the potential impact on the upcoming general election, signaling pivotal change in British politics.

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Electoral Insights: What to Expect from England and Wales’ May 2024 Local Elections

As voting opens tomorrow, this article details what electoral outcomes are in store for the major and minor UK political parties and what this may mean for the next general election

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First Female Chancellor? Rachel Reeves’ Vision for Change, Stability, and a Better Future for Britain

During Curia’s recent dinner in partnership with SME4Labour, attendees were privy to discussions revolving around Labour’s vision for transformative change, frustration with the current government’s lack of responsiveness, and the importance of addressing local challenges.

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Challenges and Solutions to Local Government Finance: In Conversation with Helen Belcher

Local government finance faces increasing strain, highlighted by parliamentary debates and rising deficits. Amidst calls for reform, local councils grapple with escalating challenges in service provision.

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Not-Too-Stealthy-Taxes: What Came from Hunt’s 2024 Spring Statement?

Exploring the taxes hidden deep within the Spring Budget’s 98 pages of policy. Chamber UK’s Policy Research Assistant, Ulysse Abbate, reflects on Hunt’s Budget in the new edition of Chamber’s Journal.

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Politics & Elections

Craig Mackinlay’s Sepsis Struggle and the Determination to Fight

What Does a General Election Mean for Health, Care, and Life Sciences: Big on Vision but Lacking in Detail?

Sunak’s High-Stakes Election Gamble: 21-Point Deficit and the True Size of Labour’s Lead

Looking to Promote Wellbeing in the South East

The Difference a Labour Government can Make to a Place Like Southampton

Defections Defining the Political Landscape: Tories to Labour

2024 Local Elections: Conservative Party’s Setback and Labour’s Ascendancy

2024 Local Election Results, Analysis So Far: Shifting Political Tides and Future Implications

Electoral Insights: What to Expect from England and Wales’ May 2024 Local Elections

First Female Chancellor? Rachel Reeves’ Vision for Change, Stability, and a Better Future for Britain

Challenges and Solutions to Local Government Finance: In Conversation with Helen Belcher

Not-Too-Stealthy-Taxes: What Came from Hunt’s 2024 Spring Statement?

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