Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office Jon Trickett MP accuses the Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington of being 'evasive' on the issue of publishing the full final legal advice of the Attorney General to the Government on the Brexit framework agreement.

A survey by city firm KPMG reveals that public tightening purse strings and planning to buy British ahead of squeezed Christmas

The 'cash-cow' of estate maintenance fees are now a common feature of many private housing developments, says Helen Goodman MP.

Conservative MP for St Austell and Newquay Steve Double writes following a debate that he led this week in Westminster Hall on e-petition 222715 relating to plastic-free packaging for fruit and vegetables. 

Barrow and Furness MP John Woodcock marks the 50th anniversary of the first UK nuclear patrol by HMS Resolution. He is hosting an event in parliament to mark this anniversary, which will be attended by Shadow Defence Secretary Nia Griffith.

Dods People draws together a list of appointments in Westminster politics, the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector in the last week.

National Personal Safety Day provides an opportunity to remind us of the risks to lone workers, and the measures that should be taken to protect employees, says the British Safety Council. 

Heathrow Airport's Chief Financial Officer reflects on #LivingWageWeek and celebrates the airport's first anniversary as an accredited Living Wage employer.

Support the Poppy Appeal to remember those whose sacrifice helped to build the freedoms we now enjoy, says Kevan Jones MP.

Today the House of Commons will hold the first ever meeting of women MPs from 100 countries to mark 100 years of UK suffrage. Harriet Harman writes about the #WomenMPsoftheWorld conference for PoliticsHome.

Following the recently published Public Accounts Committee report into risk reduction at Sellafield, Jamie Reed reflects on the past twelve months of progress at the West Cumbrian site - one of the biggest environmental remediation challenges in Europe.

Solving a major public policy challenge like Britain’s obesity epidemic can seem like an uphill struggle. But Health Psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulos firmly believes it's a fight Britain’s politicians can win - with the right approach. She speaks with PoliticsHome.

Labour MP Mark Hendrick says we need a housing policy to improve the housing stock throughout the UK so that we can ensure that all homes are made energy efficient

Lib Dem peer Lord Redesdale writes following his Parliamentary question this week on 'Allowing Design Engineer Construct levels 2 and 3 as project-based qualifications'. 

Former Secretary of State for Scotland Alistair Carmichael writes ahead of his House of Commons Adjournment debate on the potential effect of a VAT reduction on the tourism industry.

We must make sure all our children are returning to school healthy and well-nourished, says Ruth Smeeth MP.

The Child Maintenance Service is not working for parents and especially isn’t working for children who are supposed to be the main beneficiaries of its service, says Marion Fellows MP.

Labour MP Chris Williamson writes ahead of his Westminster Hall debate on badger culling.

Dods People draws together a list of appointments in Westminster politics, the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector in the last week.

Liberal Democrat Spokespeople Ed Davey and Tom Brake are leading calls for the Government to ringfence the draft withdrawal agreement chapter on citizens' rights.

The manufacturers of formula milks in the UK have today committed to adhere to a new Code of Practice. 

"In Wales we can only look in envy at the Republic of Ireland where growth is projected to be 8% - it is clear our economic wellbeing is being damaged shackled to a sinking Westminster ship," says Plaid Cymru's Treasury Spokesperson Jonathan Edwards MP.

SNP MP Ronnie Cowan calls on former DCMS minister Tracey Crouch to join the APPG on FOBTs and use her knowledge to ensure it holds the government to account on this issue.

IKEA UK’s Javier Quiñones releases the company’s annual results, showing total UK sales of £1.965 billion – an increase of +5.9% and explains how IKEA is adapting to changing consumer behaviour.