March 26, 2025

MPs debated the complexities of UK-China relations, highlighting economic dependency, human rights abuses, and national security concerns. Gregory Stafford criticized the UK’s reliance on Chinese supply chains, particularly in renewable energy, and called for stronger action against forced labour. Other…

The Labour Government, led by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, has focused on stabilizing the economy and reducing NHS waiting lists, while increasing the national living wage to benefit working people. Amid global uncertainties, the government aims to enhance Britain’s future by…

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill, aimed at creating a smokefree generation, passed its Third Reading with significant support. The legislation prohibits the sale of tobacco products to those born on or after January 1, 2009, and addresses the rise in…

The UK fishing fleet is facing significant challenges due to the 2025 quota negotiations, with debates focusing on the impact of reduced quotas and the use of the industry as a bargaining chip in EU negotiations. Concerns were raised about…

London’s local government finances are in crisis, with boroughs facing severe funding cuts and rising costs, particularly in homelessness and social care. MPs across parties urged for a fairer funding formula to address the outdated system, which fails to reflect…

The government has proposed postponing local elections in certain areas to facilitate a major overhaul of local government structures in England, sparking debate over democracy and local input. Opposition members expressed concerns about the lack of local consultation and the…

The UK Parliament discussed crucial issues related to technology and public safety, focusing on tackling technology-enabled violence against women and girls, with new amendments proposed to address the creation of non-consensual deepfakes. The session also highlighted the government’s commitment to…

Fly-tipping in Tatton has surged, with over 1.15 million incidents reported across England in 2023-24, causing frustration and financial burden on local communities. Esther McVey highlighted the growing problem, including specific hotspots in Tatton, and criticized local councils for making…

Anna Gelderd passionately introduced a Bill to enhance the teaching and promotion of the Cornish language in schools and to increase its recognition in public life. She highlighted the historical significance of Cornish, its current educational initiatives like Go Cornish,…

In a swift parliamentary session, new regulations on town and country planning fees and community infrastructure levy were approved. Christian Wakeford proposed both motions, which were quickly passed without debate. These changes will impact how fees are charged and how…

Frank McNally highlighted the successful resettlement of Ukrainians in Coatbridge, noting the transformation of previously derelict housing into homes for 400 refugees. The community’s warm welcome was evident in cultural celebrations and integration efforts, with Ukrainian children thriving in local…

In a passionate debate on grassroots rugby league, Labour MP Jade Botterill highlighted the sport’s vital role in post-industrial northern communities, emphasizing its deep community roots and the positive impact of local clubs. Botterill praised the efforts of clubs like…