Commenting on the government’s decision to cancel plans for a secondary annuity market, Paul Green, director of communications at Saga, said: 

Richard Beresford, chief executive of the National Federation of Builders (NFB), explains why the Government should take more time before triggering Article 50 and start negotiations to leave the European Union. 

Welsh Labour MP Madeleine Moon MP writes ahead of her debate today on ‘Policies, strategies and funding for environmental protection’ in light of the EU referendum.

Commenting on the Cridland review of the state pension age, Paul Green, Director of Communications at Saga, said:

 It is critical that the Autumn Statement concentrates on measures to support industry, economic growth and productivity, says the Mineral Product Association. 

Nuclear AMRC engineers are working with Westinghouse and modular construction specialists from Cammell Laird on a new advanced manufacturing study. The study will explore potential design efficiencies which can reduce costs to customers while promoting growth in manufacturing within the UK.

Many people working today are set to be disappointed with their income in retirement according to a new report from Saga Investment Services.

Chair of the APPG on Visitor Economy and Tory MP Nigel Huddleston spoke to PoliticsHome about tourism post Brexit ahead of his Westminster Hall debate. 

Ahead of a Parliamentary event, Jersey Finance explains how new research is leading them to face the political and financial landscape with confidence.

Responsible Finance, the association representing responsible finance lenders across the United Kingdom, will officially launch in Wales at the Senedd, Cardiff Bay on Wednesday 12th October 2016.  

Saga's director of communications Paul Green responds to Gavin Barwell's comments that inheritance should skip a generation.

Skills Minister Robert Halfon was interviewed by the editor of PoliticsHome Kevin Schofield about the importance of the Apprenticeships levy. 

The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) has launched its Annual Report 2016 reporting on year ending 31st December 2015. 

Responding to the report by Oliver Wyman and The City UK on the impact of Brexit on the financial sector, Chris Cummings, Chief Executive Officer at the Investment Association, commented: 

With just one in ten accessing the legal services support they need, former justice minister Lord Faulks QC and a panel of experts discussed reform of the legal services sector at a Conservative conference fringe event.

Mark Atkinson, chief executive at disability charity Scope, responded to Work and Pensions Secretary Damian Green 's speech, saying: 

At a fringe event hosted by EY and Bright Blue, a panel of experts discussed how the UK can look to better prepare school leavers and what more businesses can do to ensure the UK has the skills needed for the future.

Alan Mak MP, chair of the Entrepreneurship APPG, spoke of the importance of apprenticeships last night at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.

Building societies are topping the best-buy tables when it comes to consumers' preferred savings accounts and mortgage providers, an independent consumer group reveals. Fairer Finance helps consumers to find a bank or building society that offers a good service, not just a good rate. 

The Mineral Products Association (MPA) has published an initial review of the potential consequences of Brexit, focussing on key areas of interest for the mineral products sector.

Heathrow has claimed they are able to offer a comprehensive plan to get UK regions connected to growth quicker and give all of Britain a ‘Brexit boost’.

The Investment Association's latest flagship survey has revealed an increasingly global investment hub based in the UK, as preparations to exit the European Union begin.

The British Lime Association (BLA) has published its 2015 Sustainable Development report. It demonstrates how the sector has continued to invest through challenging economic conditions to make UK lime production more efficient and sustainable.

Speaking at the Apprenticeships Forum debate at the Labour Party Conference this morning, Gordon Marsden called for all those in a position of authority to champion apprenticeships.