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The Committee is seeking evidence on the detailed provisions of the Bill and their legal and policy effect.

On 13 July 2017, the Government introduced the Bill to Parliament and published its "Explanatory Notes".

As voters across the UK went to the polls on Thursday 5 May 2011, in a series of national and local elections, as well as a referendum on the way in which MPs are elected, prisoners remained disenfranchised.

In this video Jeremy Arnold looks at the manifesto from the Liberal Democrats and what they have to say about proposed tax changes.

Trying to secure the attention of government can be difficult - it is a crowded marketplace.

With Brexit deadline approaching, HGF Partner Dr Chris Moore is speaking in Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce video ...

Despite fears of a reduction in occupier demand as a result of Brexit, the latest figures show the opposite.

The government has lost the appeal in the Supreme Court relating to the triggering of Article 50 to start the Brexit process.

Amongst the various announcements made by Gordon Brown yesterday, he confirmed that the proposed Planning Gain Supplement legislation was provisional only at this stage

Prime Minister Boris Johnson promises that the UK will leave the EU on 31 October with "no ifs or buts".

In an article in April this year, we noted that, as sentenced prisoners would not be allowed to vote in the general election in May, the general election would be incompatible with prisoners’ human rights.

During the recent election campaign, the UK Conservative Government pledged to reform public procurement law in the UK post-Brexit.

This is entry No.40, first published on 30 June 2011, of a blog on public bodies reform.

Labour has now tabled the following motion in relation to the proposed Forestry Commission sell-off for debate in the Commons on 2 February

The Government's remarkable turnaround on the sale of the Forestry Commission's forests in England means that clauses 17 to 19 (powers in relation to forestry) will now go, Caroline Spelman confirming in her statement to the Commons yesterday (see here) not only that the Defra consultation will be brought to an immediate end and that it will now establish an independent panel to consider forestry policy in England but also that the Government will support the removal of the forestry clauses from

Individuals are rarely memorialised, whether by the naming of buildings or institutions or by the erection of statues, on the basis of a holistic view of their moral worth.

Businesses who deal with consumers will generally wish to have a good relationship with Government, regulators and other public authorities. However, there are times when a company's...