“The inherent right of every commoner” – changing how we petition Parliament
There is an idea that the presentation of a petition is an empty form – that it is ordered to lie upon the Table, and...
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There is an idea that the presentation of a petition is an empty form – that it is ordered to lie upon the Table, and...
by Alex Smith, Founder/CEO – The Cares Family As the general election results showed, Britain is a mixed up place. Although the poll on 7...
The internet is changing people’s approach to healthcare. The last 10 years have witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of people going online to...
Pundits frequently discuss the rise of radical politics in the UK but one underexplored question is what accounts for the recent demise of two such...
The Government’s decision to end funding for the Green Deal early should not come as a surprise. Primarily offering loans to customers making energy efficiency...
While there are many serious outstanding challenges related to problematic drinking in the UK, over the last decade there have emerged a number of positive...
We are used to media panics about alcohol and the social problems it causes. And indeed, very real problems remain for the UK’s relationship with...
The last five years has seen youth social action in the UK develop into a cohesive movement, with a common focus and ambitious aims. But...
One surprise announcement of the Summer Budget is the new apprenticeships levy. This is intended to help meet the government’s target of 3 million more...
Ahead of the Chancellor’s Summer Budget, the majority of media attention has focused on where the Government’s foreshadowed £12bn in spending cuts will be found....