9/11/2026 4:21:56 PM Assisted Dying Bill fails in Parliament By Cameron Main By 286 votes to 270, MPs voted against allowing the reintroduced Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill to proceed beyond its Second...
9/11/2026 9:17:31 AM The Assisted Dying Bill: A second chance at reform By Cameron Main Jessica Fechner After the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill ran out of time at the end of the last parliamentary session, it has been...
9/4/2026 12:29:48 PM Upcoming changes to the Minister of Religion and Religious Worker Visa Routes - what sponsors need to know By Julianna Barker On 3 September 2026, the Home Office published a Statement of Changes setting out reforms to various immigration routes. A number of the...
8/11/2026 8:24:11 AM Lifelong learning is easier said than done By Ciara Campfield Of course, everyone agrees on the importance of lifelong learning. Politicians agree, employers agree, universities agree, think tanks...
8/6/2026 3:55:11 PM Social value changes coming - rewarding the pathway and not just the outcome By Ciara Campfield Andy Burnham has long argued that public spending should deliver more than a contracted service. It should create social value,...
8/3/2026 12:20:46 PM Re-wiring the State: What could this mean for social care? By Ciara Campfield When I first read the Government's Rewiring the State announcement, I wasn't thinking about mayors, governance structures or...
7/10/2026 9:14:51 AM Telecoms Lease Renewals: why landowners should proceed with caution By Benjamin Pike If your land or building hosts a telecommunications mast on its property, it is important to understand how legal changes that came in in...
5/22/2026 11:12:45 AM "Replacing lower- value human capital" By Surinder Dhillon Standard Chartered boss Bill Winters apologises for saying AI would eliminate ‘lower-value human capital’ after his comments drew...
4/8/2026 3:37:04 PM Faith leaders urge UK government to pause, listen, and revise proposed changes to the UK settlement regime By Julie Moktadir An open letter from religious leaders, faith groups, and charities has cited concerns that the proposed measures may make community...
3/11/2026 9:27:12 AM It's starting to feel like spring By Ciara Campfield For the first time in a long while, it feels as though education, social care, community economics, and national resilience policy are...
2/13/2026 9:58:31 AM Why a new care covenant must put faith communities at its heart By Lee Coley In 2023, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York issued a report called Care and Support Reimagined: a National Care Covenant for England...
2/9/2026 1:27:38 PM Why faith communities matter in the UK’s emerging impact economy By Lee Coley A significant shift is taking place in the UK’s approach to public service reform. With the creation of the Office for the Impact Economy...