The government has signed a round of new Brexit contracts with outside consultants worth almost £160 million.
Protecting the integrity of UK elections is the focus of a package of new measures which will crack down on intimidation, influence and disinformation.
Damian Hinds is asking local authorities, schools and colleges how the funding system for pupils with special needs and disabilities could improve.
Both the Conservatives and Labour parties have experienced a nationwide backlash at the ballot box over Brexit.
The government is unlikely to meet by 2020 its target to release sufficient public sector land to build 160,000 homes.
The House of Lords Select Committee on the Rural Economy is arguing for a rural strategy to help realise the potential of rural economies.
The government needs to take urgent action to help close the privilege gap as ‘inequality is now entrenched in Britain from birth to work’.
The Electoral Reform Society has warned that the government’s mandatory voter ID plans could ‘undermine the right to vote’.
Large regional economies in the UK have challenged the government not to roll-back from the promise of greater devolution after Brexit.
A new government-backed programme is encouraging men to start careers in nurseries and early years settings.
MPs will debate the case for reforming the Commons’ ‘divisive, broken electoral system’.
Analysis of spending by English local authorities on services for young people has revealed a real-terms cut of £880 million since 2010.
The government has announced that private landlords will no longer be able to evict tenants from their homes at short notice without good reason.
The Labour Party is considering adopting automatic voter registration as a new policy, to increase overall registration and turnout.
Vulnerable people who fall behind with council tax payments will have greater protection from aggressive debt enforcement.