The effects of fuel poverty are extremely damaging to young children who are often left living in mouldy and damp homes, says Paul Scully MP.

Lib Dem leader Tim Farron writes ahead of today's House of Commons votes on Lords amendments to the European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill. 

People with dementia and learning difficulties detained in care without checks due to “failing” law, warns the Law Commission. 

Three and a half years since its last price rise, energy supplier SSE has taken the difficult decision to increase standard domestic electricity prices from 28 April 2017, but confirmed it will hold gas prices at their current levels.

Philip Hammond packed his Budget speech with jokes, but with a tax move that was a ‘clear breach’ of a manifesto promise, it's not so funny for the country 

The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has launched a new project which aims to develop and demonstrate a Waste Heat Recovery System for ships that could deliver fuel efficiency savings of at least 8%.

As the Cheltenham Festival gets underway next week and with the Grand National to follow in April, the Association of British Bookmakers is working with Merseyside Police to crackdown on robberies at betting shops, warning would be robbers that it's odds on they'll get caught.

The Chancellor, Philip Hammond, presented his Spring Budget to Parliament today in which he outlined the need to better protect public services.

A new guide published today by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) highlights coverage as the biggest challenge for policy makers in delivering 5G, and proposes regulatory modernisation to bridge the huge investment gap created by the scale of coverage needed for 5G.

MIMA is encouraged to hear the Chancellor’s commitment to addressing the productivity challenge and protecting living standards, however there is a “win win” solution clearly missing from this Budget.

The Chair of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has set out how she wants to help the Welsh legal sector grow, providing affordable, accessible services for the public and supporting the Welsh economy.

The Advertising Standards Authority should doing more to tackle the problems around Broadband advertising, says Matt Warman MP.

Pubs are often the hub of a local community and the Government should do more to help them, says Steve Double MP.

Local authorities are ‘the forgotten cousins’ of public expenditure, as the financial crisis facing social care gathers pace, Unite, the country’s largest union, said today (Monday 6 March).

Oliver Dowden MP argues that criminal sanctions only go so far in dealing with attacks on NHS workers, and focus must also be put on preventative measures.

Business rates, social care and taxation of the self-employed likely to top the agenda.

Schools and businesses should imbed 'citizenAid' initiative which better prepares the public for terror incidents, argues Lord Jordan.

The BBC’s new documentary, Meet the Lords, will give the public a better grasp of the workings of the second chamber – warts and all

Jonathan Wills has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) with immediate effect.  He succeeds Dr David Clarke who sadly passed away at the beginning of February.

Police Federation response to the 2016 HMIC PEEL Effectiveness Inspection report.

The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) is partnering with Teignbridge Propellers International Limited (TPIL) to develop a High Efficiency Propulsion System for ships which aims to reduce fuel consumption by around 8%.

The Home Office has today announced its approval of the new X2 model of Taser for police in the UK.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has published independent research exploring the experiences of potentially vulnerable people using family law services.

Dogs Trust urges the Government to take further action to increase the maximum sentence for animal cruelty to 5 years.