Chancellor will look to provide stability in the run-up to start of exit negotiations, says EY. 

Ahead of his debate, Labour MP Chuka Umunna writes for PoliticsHome saying that if 'Brexit means Brexit' then the flagship pledge of £350m to the NHS must be realised.

Responsible Finance is backing a collaboration of affordable lenders to help people across the country break free from the cycle of high-cost debt.

The Building Societies Association comments on last week's decision by the Monetary Policy Committee to hold the Bank Base Rate at 0.25%

A new plant capable of producing some of the biggest Titanium aerospace castings in the world is nearing completion at AMRC Castings’ facilities on the outskirts of Sheffield, England.

The Government should put in place a high level quality target alongside its existing commitment to create 3 million new apprenticeship starts by 2020, a new report has said.

Coca-Cola European Partners’ Field Sales Apprenticeship Scheme returns for second time to recruit local talent in locations across Great Britain.

Lord Heseltine will open the annual conference of the National Federation of Builders (NFB) on 24 November 2016. The NFB’s annual conference will take place at the Amba Hotel Marble Arch in London.

Coca-Cola European Partners’ Field Sales Apprenticeship Scheme returns to recruit local talent in locations across Great Britain

As Coca-Cola is on the brink of unveiling its iconic television commercial and Truck Tour, it announces a new FareShare on-pack initiative will see meals donated to people in need.

Allowing local authorities to borrow to build homes could both help tackle the housing crisis and mitigate any emerging economic uncertainty, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has said ahead of the Autumn Statement.

Responding to today’s analysis by the TUC of the impact of court fee increases on employment tribunals, Chairman of the Bar, Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, said: 

Chairman of the Bar Council, Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC, has today highlighted the vital role of the judiciary in upholding the rule of law following yesterday’s High Court judgment on Article 50.

Writing ahead of his Private Member’s Bill, Tory MP Alec Shelbrooke explains why the Government needs to ban the unpaid internships that prevent those without wealthy parents from pursuing certain careers.

The Chartered Insurance Institute launched its new manifesto this week, with newly appointed CEO Sian Fisher explaining it was putting trust at its heart.

NOAH has set out the priorities needed to deliver a thriving animal health sector following the UK’s exit from the EU.

Former Shadow Chancellor Chris Leslie MP writes ahead of the Commons debate today which he has tabled with Liz Kendall MP on the 'effect of the UK leaving the EU on financial and other professional services'.

A panel from the Chartered Insurance Institute launched their new manifesto this week, in which the organisation put gaining back the public's trust at the centre of their vision for the industry.

Lord Soley of Hammersmith writes for PoliticsHome ahead of his PQ on the future of science and research in a post-Brexit Britain.

The introduction of the new state pension has been successfully managed by the Department for Work and Pensions, according to the National Audit Office, but it is not yet clear whether the simplified system will improve understanding of retirement savings.

Commenting on the National Audit Office review of pension reforms, Paul Green from Saga said: 

Construction market demand for mineral products was lower in 2016Q3 compared with the previous quarter, providing some evidence of a slowdown in construction activity over the summer. 

Treasury Committee member Rachel Reeves MP urges the FCA to protect the most financially vulnerable customers by setting a cap on unauthorised overdraft charges. 

Children are ‘navigating the digital minefield alone’ and it’s putting their mental health at risk, says Alex Chalk MP.