Discover how UK trade policies shape growth, jobs, and key sectors, from manufacturing to finance, and how Brexit continues to influence the nation’s economy.
ohn Swinney stresses that immigration is vital for Scotland’s workforce and economy, rejecting far-right narratives and calling for a fair, fact-based debate.
Learn how the Chequers Plan tried to avoid the Irish backstop, why the EU rejected it, and how it shaped Brexit negotiations and the Northern Ireland debate.
Explore how the House of Lords challenged the UK Internal Market Bill, why it couldn’t stop it, and what the controversy reveals about UK parliamentary power.
As we approach the end of the year, Northern Ireland’s farming, veterinary, and animal welfare sectors are facing a potential crisis that cannot be ignored. On 31 December the veterinary medicines grace period is due to end, and without a clear and
New national data places Havering among the UK’s unhappiest areas, raising concerns about wellbeing, community satisfaction, and local living conditions.
Plans for a new SEND school in Gidea Park are set for approval, marking a key development in Havering’s efforts to expand specialist educational provision.
Haringey launches a Winter Toy Appeal, urging residents and businesses to donate gifts and support local children facing hardship during Christmas season.
Mae has submitted plans for a 71-home Passivhaus almshouse scheme in Southwark, marking significant sustainable housing proposal under review by planners.
Croydon’s long-delayed Regina Road redevelopment advances, with construction on hundreds of new council homes expected to begin in March 2026.
New figures reveal fewer than half of disabled people in Barnet were employed last year, mirroring a nationwide trend that leaves nearly half out of work.
A fire brigade confirms an unsafe building triggered the major fire that destroyed a Plumstead car workshop, raising concerns over safety in Greenwich.