London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK has to boost the lethality of its army or be ready to fight a battle in three years as particular threats from Russia, China and Iran come to a head around 2027, the new head
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London saw a net loss of 40 pubs last year despite record-high employment in the sector. The closure trend reflects challenges from rising costs and previous government policies. London mourned a net loss of about 40 pubs
by Beth Malcolm
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Lord Mayor’s Hot Air Balloon Regatta was cancelled again due to last-minute weather issues. Originally scheduled for July 7, it may now be rescheduled for July 28. What caused the last-minute cancellation of the balloon event?
by Beth Malcolm
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Solar and wind power generation in the UK will fall short of the 67% target for 2030 decarbonisation unless an additional ÂŁ48bn investment is made, warns Cornwall Insight. Solar and wind power generation will drop well below
by Beth Malcolm
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor Sadiq Khan is set to disburse more than ÂŁ2.5 million on the latest Transport for London diversity training programme. How Will Khan’s ÂŁ2.5 Million Diversity Training Be Implemented? The Mayor of London is undertaking a four-year
by Beth Malcolm
Greater Manchester (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greater Manchester launches pilot night bus services to enhance worker safety and boost the economy, operating 24-hour routes from September 1. More night buses will operate in Greater Manchester as a component of a pilot scheme
by Beth Malcolm
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has stated that “London is a tough environment” as he undertook a recruitment campaign to attempt and increase falling officer numbers. From Thursday, the public will witness the force’s Change Needs
by Beth Malcolm
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – PM Keir Starmer has outlined a government agenda that he will argue can counter the “snake oil charm of populism”, in a king’s speech promising change to people’s lives including rights at work, more affordable energy and
by Beth Malcolm
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor Sadiq Khan approved the construction of 300 new homes on London’s green belt, citing significant public benefits, including affordable housing and the restoration of Hanworth Park House into a community hub. What are the benefits of
by Beth Malcolm
Cardiff (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Vaughan Gething announces resignation as Wales’ First Minister and Welsh Labour leader, citing untenable position and plans for leadership transition. Why is Vaughan Gething resigning as First Minister? Vaughan Gething has revealed he is leaving as first
by Beth Malcolm