April 03, 2025

MPs passionately debated the environmental and health impacts of waste incinerators across various UK constituencies. They criticized the lack of transparency in planning and the inefficiencies of incinerators, calling for stricter regulations and a shift towards higher recycling rates. Several…

Thames Water’s performance was heavily criticized in Parliament for polluting waterways, hiking bills by 31% amidst a cost of living crisis, and failing to invest in infrastructure while executives and shareholders reaped financial rewards. MPs across parties called for the…

Rugby league clubs are vital to community health and are receiving government support, with Sport England investing over £30,000 in Rochdale for grassroots activities. The government is also addressing gambling harms through a new statutory levy and stake limits for…

In a heated parliamentary session, the ongoing bin strike in Birmingham was a focal point, with the city’s rubbish crisis and financial mismanagement drawing sharp criticism from MPs. The Leader of the House announced upcoming debates on road maintenance, neighbourhood…

Leaseholders are struggling with housing association freeholders over repairs, damp, and rising service charges, prompting calls for legislative action to improve accountability. The Government is advancing a draft leasehold reform Bill and has enacted the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act…

The UK faces new trade challenges as the US imposes a 10% reciprocal tariff on UK exports and a 25% global tariff on cars, prompting concerns over jobs and economic stability. Secretary of State Jonathan Reynolds emphasized a pragmatic approach…

Digital platforms pose a severe threat to UK democracy by fueling misinformation, radicalisation, and online abuse, particularly impacting young people and discouraging diverse political participation. MPs shared harrowing personal experiences of receiving threats and harassment online, highlighting the urgent need…

Residents are rallying to save Gidea Park Library, highlighting its crucial role in serving the young and elderly in their community. Despite a public consultation and significant local opposition, Havering Council plans to close the library by April 2025. The…

The Crime and Policing Bill session focused on enhancing protections for retail workers by introducing a new criminal offence for assaulting them, aiming to deter violence and abuse in retail settings. Discussions included proposals to extend similar protections to wholesale…

King Charles III has given his royal approval to six new laws covering a range of topics from church governance to anti-terrorism measures. These include acts on church leadership, protection of premises from terrorism, national insurance contributions, and non-domestic property…

Over 164,000 children in England are currently living in temporary accommodation, facing issues like overcrowding, poor living conditions, and frequent moves that disrupt their education and health. The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee’s report highlights the crisis, noting that…

The parliamentary session focused on the critical role of sports and physical education (PE) in schools, emphasizing their benefits for children’s physical and mental health. MPs highlighted the need for equal access to sports for all students, including girls and…

In a heartfelt parliamentary debate, Tom Gordon highlighted the crisis of adoption breakdowns in the UK, stressing that many adoptive families feel isolated and unsupported after the adoption order is signed. He shared distressing stories from families facing these challenges,…