SPONSORED: ‘An opportunity for Natural England to put things right’
A High Court ruling has found that conditions imposed by Natural England on game shoots were “irrational” and “misinterpreting the scope of their powers”
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SPONSORED: ‘Everything starts with a good home’
The government should give housing providers long-term certainty, the flexibility to meet local need, and the confidence to move quickly.
SPONSORED: ‘nexfibre – we should seize Britain’s broadband moment’
SPONSORED As Labour prioritises growth, nexfibre CEO Rajiv Datta explains how the £3.5bn investment unlocked by the acquisition of Netomnia will boost competition in the broadband infrastructure market, accelerate full fibre rollout, and…
SPONSORED: ‘Wes Streeting made 63 promises. With 2,000 lives at stake each year, why is there still no plan?’
Wes Streeting has championed prevention, including early diagnosis for osteoporosis. But nearly two years on, there is no plan.
SPONSORED: ‘What’s the problem with game shooting?’
Game shoots across England are not asking for special treatment. But they do expect to be understood.
SPONSORED: ‘Why putting equine welfare first will secure the future of British racing’
Dan Carden MP argues that strong equine welfare standards are key to protecting horseracing’s future, highlighting reforms, safety improvements and the Grand National’s enduring cultural and economic importance
SPONSORED: ‘Unlocking pension power to boost the UK’s fortunes’
SPONSORED Hundreds of billions of pounds are locked away in UK pension schemes, when a simple change to pension rules could release this money to be invested in improving our country’s fortunes. Unlocking this surplus could improve outcomes…
SPONSORED: ‘Industrial hemp and the challenge of turning Labour’s priorities into practice’
SPONSORED When Labour came to power in July 2024, we were clear about our priorities: economic growth, good jobs, energy security and meeting our climate commitments in ways that strengthen communities. The challenge today isn’t in…
Sponsored: ‘Youthwork black holes’ widespread across Labour constituencies, research finds
Labour constituencies are disproportionately affected by ‘youthwork black holes’ where young people face disadvantages but limited access to youth services.
Sponsored: ‘A paradigm shift in health outcomes and spending is coming, and we should be shouting about it’
NHS procurement is changing and politicians, clinicians, suppliers and buyers need to be better equipped to think better about value.
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Sponsored: ‘The Animal Welfare Strategy: Turning promises into progress for animals’
Humane World for Animals reviews the UK’s Animal Welfare Strategy, exploring farm animal reform, wildlife protection, trade risks and parliamentary scrutiny.