Unite the Union has commented on Philip Hammond’s first Autumn Statement.

The UK’s leading digital inclusion charity is set to change its name this week, swiping left on ‘Tinder Foundation’, to become Good Things Foundation.

The PSHE Association warmly welcomes the British Youth Council Youth Select Committee's report on ‘racism and religious discrimination’, launched yesterday.  The report’s recommendations include making PSHE education a statutory subject on the school curriculum.

The Police Federation responds to the Policing Vision 2025, launched today by the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC).

Mental health charity Mind calls for the Government to end the use of cells as ‘places of safety’ for adults suffering from mental health crisis. 

ETI has launched this report on housing retrofits at a joint event with the Energy Systems Catapult in London.

Pro bono training launched for advocates dealing with vulnerable witnesses

David is former Chief Executive of the Clean Energy Council in Australia and co-founder of leading fuel poverty charity National Energy Action, and will bring extensive international board-level experience in successfully delivering sustainable and clean energy initiatives both in the public and private sector.

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: 

SNP MP Ronnie Cowan writes for PoliticsHome explaining why his views on the war on drugs have changed.

Legal watchdog the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has warned the public to be wary of the growing problem of investment scams using law firms, as it deals with cases where people have lost at least £100m.

Managing Director of Home & Legal Services at Which? calls on UK energy companies to publish plans by January 2017 on how they will engage with customers on the worst tariffs.

Steve White, Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales said:

Political consultant Sabine Tyldesley reviews Liz Truss’s first few months as Justice Secretary shortly before she launches a White Paper on her ‘vision for prison reform to 2020 and beyond’.

The Bar Council comment on the the Government amendments to the Investigatory Powers Bill, ahead of today's debate in the House of Commons.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has launched a specialist support package for solicitors working in youth courts, to help them when representing young people.

Daniel Zeichner MP introduces the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Data Analytics which launches today in Parliament.

Overwhelming majority of people are not bothered by the body art according to Federation survey.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has committed to working with the profession to help target the increasing problem of touting.

Employees from Coca-Cola European Partners participate in the third Unified Sports® tournament in Morpeth.

The way police are treated is the biggest contributor to why more than half of rank-and-file officers suffer from low morale.

EY announces the appointment of Darra Singh to lead its UK Government and Public Sector practice.

A perceptions survey published by the Solicitors Regulation Authority suggests positive progress in personal injury market but shows that concerns remain.

Dods Monitoring consultant Rob Micklewright provides an overview of the energy sector following the party conferences and the merger of DECC & BIS into the new department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.