Local government and communities pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Following the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II last night, local councillors have paid tribute to the life and service of Britain’s longest-reigning Monarch.
Following the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II last night, local councillors have paid tribute to the life and service of Britain’s longest-reigning Monarch.
Opinion: With the result of the Conservative Party Leadership race finally announced, Chamber considers the new Prime Minister’s options.
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.
From next week, residents in the Wakefield district will be contacted by the Council to make sure that they are registered to vote
At the recent inquiry session of policy institute Curia’s Levelling Up Commission, Mayor of Teesside Ben Houchen shared his thoughts on the devolutionary components of the agenda, how devolution has fared in Teesside and how devolution can best serve localities across the UK
A report today by the BBC has claimed that the current cost of living crisis is being used to prey on vulnerable young people.
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.
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.
A week is a long time in politics, as every column dealing with Westminster will attest. This summer, the weeks and even the days have felt like eons. Cometh the hour, cometh the (wo)man, another old saw which needs to be wheeled out, because the next few weeks could well be pivotal to the next decade of British politics.
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.
Even before Liz Truss’s policy announcement yesterday floating regional pay boards for civil servants yesterday. Levelling Up as a policy, if not a slogan was on shaky ground. Her hasty backtracking today may represent a stay of execution rather than a re-embracing of the Johnsonian mission statement.
In November last year, the Environment Act was passed into law. But what does this actually mean for environmental protection, and is it enough?
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