To see Ipswich held up as a model for the rest of the country to follow by a government minister is no small thing ...

Sales of very loud fireworks could be restricted to professionals if a new UK law is passed. Luton North MP Sarah Owen has ...

The alliance between Washington and London is essential, writes the outgoing US ambassador to Britain. Jane Hartley is the ...

The Liberal Democrats have defended the use of tabloid-style leaflets that imitate local newspapers, despite political parties being criticised for the tactic in the past. The 'Essex Gazette' was ...

Catherine Fookes, MP for Monmouthshire, led a Westminster Hall debate on the issue, highlighting the decline of the UK's rivers, particularly the Wye and Usk in her constituency. She said: "This ...

The Georgian Dream ruling party on Thursday warned the United Kingdom’s potential imposition of sanctions against Bidzina ...

The former home secretary said there was 'no way' the Tories would beat Labour, given the current polling numbers ...

A climate activist said today that she will “boldly” make a challenge for the House of Assembly seat won for the Progressive Labour Party by Wayne Caines in 2020. Noelle Young will stand as an ...

That last quality explains Sir Olly’s imminent return to Whitehall from the private sector, as the permanent under-secretary, ...

On January 16, 1913, the third reading of the “Government of Ireland Bill” more commonly known as the Third Irish Home Rule ...

Simply put, a two-house parliament provides for better checks and balances, through more discussions and debates.

Jo Stevens said rail investment was at the top of her ‘shopping list’ as ministers bid for funding from the Treasury.