The appointment of two construction SME representatives to the CITB Board is an important step forward, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).

From borders and devolution to legal protections, Lords’ oversight will only lead to better legislation and improved government as we prepare for Brexit, says Dianne Hayter

Chuka Umunna has said he will no longer offer unpaid student placements in his office - as he accused the Labour leadership of using the row to attack him.

Britain will need to negotiate keeping its current trade arrangements with countries outside of the European Union in a matter of weeks before quitting the bloc, it has emerged.

Nationwide will prioritise meeting the everyday needs of businesses as it takes steps to enter the business banking market, says Chief Executive, Joe Garner.

Legendary composer Andrew Lloyd Webber has accused peers of frustrating the “will of the people” over their stance on Brexit.

Civil servants are reportedly preparing contingency plans for the possibility that Britain is left without food, fuel and medicines after crashing out of the EU without a deal.

Theresa May should be replaced by Michael Gove so Britain can get the best Brexit deal, according to a major Conservative donor.

Former Cabinet minister Priti Patel has lashed out at Theresa May’s Conservatives, saying they are no longer the party of meritocracy.

The group looking at Theresa May’s preferred model of a post-Brexit “customs partnership” with the European Union has met just once, Liam Fox revealed today.

British Safety Council has just launched a multimedia poster competition focussed on wellbeing in the workplace and college. Images of wellbeing is looking for people with an interest in art and design to get involved. But what has art got to do with wellbeing? 

Left-wing campaigners will pile pressure on Jeremy Corbyn in a bid to shift his position on Brexit - warning that leaving the EU will clobber the party’s working class supporters.

David Davis is reportedly pushing for Northern Ireland to be given joint EU and UK status and a 10-mile border buffer zone after Brexit in a bid to tackle the ongoing customs deadlock.

The FCA must deliver cap on “sky-high” lending fees to stop the exploitation of customers, says Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee Chair, Rachel Reeves MP.

Brexit is more of a threat to the environment than Donald Trump, the chair of a powerful Commons committee has said.

The Go-Ahead Group’s head office has achieved a Gold Award from Investors in People (IIP). This is granted against an internationally-recognised standard that defines what it takes to lead, support and manage people effectively to promote a culture of high performance.

Two shadow ministerial aides have broken ranks with the Labour leadership to support a second EU referendum.

The former head of controversial data firm Cambridge Analytica has finally agreed to appear before a major Commons committee as part of their inquiry into the firm's business practices.

Ministers have torn into company bosses over their "shocking and pathetic" excuses for failing to appoint women to corporate boardrooms.

Major European firms have said Theresa May must reach a frictionless post-Brexit customs arrangement with the EU or risk a cut in UK investment.

Three former cabinet ministers have told Theresa May that most Tory MPs are in favour of compromising with the European Union in Brexit talks.

The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has responded with concern to the independent review of National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, announced by Defra Secretary of State, Michael Gove.

The government is letting down the self-employed at a time when they are proposing to make complying with off-payroll tax rules even more complicated, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed today said.

The Government’s proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) announced this year could potentially reverse the long-held recognition that minerals, and aggregates, are ‘essential’, a central principle of the Managed Aggregate Supply System that has been in place since the Verney Royal Commission introduced the process in 1975.