Liberal Democrat Tourism spokesperson Baroness Doocey writes following her question in the House of Lords on the impact of the UK’s exit from the EU Open Skies Agreement on the UK’s tourism industry. 

We take a look at the key areas to look out for in Philip Hammond's Budget tomorrow - and what will be driving his decisions.

Unite Assistant General Secretary for the public sector, Gail Cartmail calls on the Chancellor to ensure a public sector pay rise is delivered in the Budget.

Newton Abbott MP Anne Marie Morris writes ahead of her Adjournment debate on 'fly tipping in rural areas' with over one million incidents in 2016/17 costing local authorities an estimated £58 million to clear.

Scope calls on the Chancellor to use the Budget to announce reforms to the Work Capability Assessment and amend Statutory Sick Pay.

Food insecurity is a growing issue here in the UK and there is a serious concern that children are bearing the brunt, says Shadow Minister for Public Health Sharon Hodgson MP.

In a letter to the Chancellor, CEO of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales urges Hammond to stick to his commitment to reach a budget surplus by 2025.

Saga members are calling for the Chancellor to make positive changes affecting all generations when he presents the Autumn Budget on Wednesday. 

A staggering 2 million patients are treated for wounds every year at a cost of £5bn, says Lord Hunt of Kings Heath.

Women and girls are being denied the opportunity to reach their potential because of the simple injustice of not having access to a loo, says Theo Clarke, Chief Executive of The Coalition for Global Prosperity.

Diabetes UK writes following an event in parliament to mark World Diabetes Day, attended by Health Minister Steve Brine, which saw the publication of the 'Future of Diabetes' report.

Chris Bryce, CEO of IPSE, urges MPs to stop a ‘disastrous’ policy decision that will ‘unfairly punish’ one of the most productive sectors of our workforce.

Iain Conn, Group Chief Executive, Centrica plc sets out plans to reform the energy market.

EY says the next decade will be 'critical' for the UK's nuclear supply chain. 

Ahead of the Budget, Conservative MP Bob Blackman urges the Chancellor to take note of the Taylor Review recommendations on how best to support the self-employed. 

Rockwool writes following a recent meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Fire Safety and Rescue which invited experts from across the fire sector to discuss major changes to building regulations in England.

The Road Haulage Association writes in advance of the Budget in which it wants the Chancellor to ensure smooth border and customs checks for hauliers post Brexit, to work with the sector to help reduce the 45,000 driver shortage and to cut fuel duty by 3 pence per litre.

Conservative peer & former chairman of the National Conservative Convention, Baroness Pidding, writes following her question in the House of Lords on the impact of an increase in the number of penalty points imposed under a fixed-penalty notice, issued to drivers caught using a hand-held mobile phone.

New analysis from the Equality and Human Rights Commission shows that the poorest in society are being hit the hardest and are set to lose 10% of their incomes; whilst the richest will lose barely 1%.

Rachel Reeves MP writes for PoliticsHome off the back of her debate in parliament on tackling loneliness in Britain. 

We must commit to fund a National Rent Deposit Guarantee Scheme and a Help to Rent scheme, says Bob Blackman MP.

Conservative MP, Steve Double urges the Chancellor to show that Britain is both Brexit-ready and open for business by cutting Air Passenger Duty

Ahead of the Budget on 22nd November, UKLPG is calling on the Chancellor to reconsider the Climate Change Levy (CCL) proposals which threaten Scotland’s climate change and energy strategy by stifling rural decarbonisation efforts. 

PoliticsHome looks at this week's local by-elections and predicts who's in, who's out, who's lost the plot.