Moving to a 32-hour week over the coming decade would cost the public sector alone £45 billion on current productivity levels.
91 per cent of private renters who need a social home are unable to get one and are left on waiting lists, often for years on end.
The IPPR has called for more investment in public health services to tackle health inequality and deliver NHS savings after finding cuts fall on poorest.
The NAO has revealed that a Conservative plan to create 200,000 new homes for first-time buyers has resulted in no homes being built.
Jo Swinson has said that stopping Brexit will deliver a £50 billion ‘Remain bonus’ for public services over the next five years.
A new Code of Practice will bring greater regulation to the parking industry, making it easier for drivers to challenge unfair parking tickets.
Council leaders have warned that county areas cannot be ignored during the upcoming General Election in December.
The Petitions Committee has called on the government to take action on irresponsible fireworks use and improve industry regulation.
Following the release of a new report by the OGA, ministers have announced that fracking will not be allowed to proceed in England.
The government has launched a £50 million scheme to help boost tree-planting rates in the fight against climate change.
The Liverpool City Region has called on the government to provide £200m funding to clean up brownfield sites and make them ready for development.
Government spending is likely to head back towards levels seen in the 1970s over the next Parliament, regardless of which party wins the General Election.
The government has launched its Net Zero Review to assess how meeting the UK’s climate commitments also supports growth and balances costs.
A third of the 316,264 voter registration applications submitted in the last two days have been from voters aged under 25.
The government has failed to bring urgent plans to tackle the climate emergency in time to meet the six month deadline set by Parliament.