In an article for Chamber UK, Tom Gordon MP reflects on his journey from campaigning in Harrogate and Knaresborough to joining Parliament, focusing on key issues like climate action and sustainable transport. He highlights the urgent need for investment in the North’s infrastructure and expresses hope in the new Parliament’s potential.
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A Budget to Balance Growth and Fairness Today marked a pivotal moment for Labour as it unveiled its first budget in 14 years, presented by
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Labour’s transport policy signals a bold departure from previous administrations. But are they on the right track? Offering exclusive content to Chamber UK, the Secretary
A key pledge in Labour’s manifesto was to establish the UK as a global hub for international investment. The 2024 International Investment summit, securing a
On Saturday, Labour reached their first 100 days in government – often seen as an important period for new governments to showcase their agenda in a ‘honeymoon’ period.
n the first 100 days of the new Labour government, infrastructure has been a central focus, with a particular emphasis on tackling the country’s long-standing “pothole plague.”
Leader of the Conservative Group, Cllr Kevin Bentley, argues that local government has demonstrated its capability to deliver essential services and tackle crises effectively. He advocates for increased powers and fiscal devolution to local councils, highlighting the need for localised planning fees and sustained funding for social housing and infrastructure.
With a focus on enabling councils to expedite housing development and maintain roads, Bentley outlines the LGA Conservative Group’s manifesto for the next government, emphasising the importance of a new relationship between central and local government.
Last year, Curia’s book titled Levelling Up 2.0 A Blueprint for the Future was written and launched by a series of Conservative politicians.
Despite widespread reports stating that the Government has scrapped the northern leg of HS2 from Birmingham to Manchester, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has refused to
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