May 01, 2025

The UK Parliament discussed the high energy prices affecting energy-intensive industries, with a focus on the ceramics sector in Stoke-on-Trent. The Minister, Sarah Jones, acknowledged the challenges and highlighted ongoing efforts to support these industries through the British Industry Supercharger…

The parliamentary session focused on the Department for Business and Trade’s efforts to support the UK economy, particularly small businesses and key industries. Ministers outlined initiatives like roadshows to boost small business exports and a £2.5 billion fund to support…

In a heated parliamentary session, the upcoming business of the House was outlined, including debates on significant anniversaries and critical legislation. Paul Holmes, the shadow Leader of the House, criticized the government’s economic policies and performance, pointing to the looming…

Hadlow College, Kent’s only land-based rural college, faced severe financial mismanagement leading to its entry into educational administration in 2019, the first of its kind in the UK. The college’s reckless expansion into unrelated projects drained resources meant for education,…

During a lively parliamentary session, Gregory Stafford humorously addressed a mix-up where the Business and Trade Secretary seemed disappointed about not being invited to Stafford’s constituency. Stafford clarified on record that he welcomes the Secretary and all MPs to visit…

In a parliamentary session focused on Parkinson’s Awareness Month, MPs urged for increased support and funding for those affected by the disease, which impacts 153,000 people in the UK. They emphasized the need for quicker diagnoses, better access to specialist…

In a passionate parliamentary debate, MPs highlighted the plight of prisoners of conscience worldwide, emphasizing the need to protect freedom of religion and belief. Jim Shannon and other members called for stronger action from the UK Government to advocate for…

Clive Jones plans to introduce a Bill giving Parliament the final say on trade deals, including those with President Trump. He references a Labour policy from 2021, urging the government to honor their promise. This move could shift the dynamics…

Rents in Clapham and Brixton Hill have surged by 10% in the last year, outpacing wage growth, prompting calls from metro mayors for the power to control rents. The Prime Minister acknowledges the crisis, attributing it to the previous Conservative…