The Creditworthiness Assessment Bill will increase fairer, more affordable credit opportunities for those who need it the most, preventing people from falling into the high-cost credit trap, says Lord Bird.

As world leaders meet at the UN this week to discuss progress, let’s remember that we all have a role to play in ensuring global progress on water, sanitation and hygiene, says Savio Carvalho, Global Campaign Director, WaterAid.

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

Ahead of her debate today on ensuring social care in England is adequately funded, Baroness Brinton writes about the issue for PoliticsHome. 

Dr Stephen Cox, CEO, Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) has called on MPs to support a National Strategy for the Prevention of Young Sudden Cardiac Death (YSCD) to help save young lives.

In 2015, universal health coverage was included in the Sustainable Development Goals. We have 12 years left to deliver on that promise and the stakes couldn’t be higher, says Save the Children.

Former Health Minister, Lib Dem MP Norman Lamb writes ahead of today’s Backbench Business House of Commons debate in his name on ‘Future of the Transforming Social Care programme’. He calls for a cross-departmental ministerial taskforce to drive progress.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England's Lois Lane makes five key suggestions to the government to ensure more genuinely affordable homes are built in rural areas, ensuring that villages and market towns remain vibrant and thriving places for future generations to live and work.

Ahead of Rural Planning Week, George Freeman MP explains why he is deeply concerned about the impact of the National Planning Policy Framework and the 5-year Land Supply on villages and towns across rural Britain.

Construction Minister Richard Harrington and Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell showed cross-party support for licensing the construction industry at the launch of the Federation of Master Builders’ new report in Westminster.

The Chair of the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee writes that his Committee and the Health and Social Care Committee have come together to agree proposals on social care funding. He urges Ministers to work together across party, to assess their findings and agree on a solution.

Ahead of her question today on the affordable housing programme, Baroness Thornhill writes about the social housing supply for PoliticsHome. 

Scottish Conservative and Unionist MP Ross Thomson writes ahead of his Ten Minute Rule Motion later today on pet theft.

Lisa Nandy MP says the Government can no longer delay action as victims of the child migrant scandal are dying before they see justice served. 

The referendum outcome was the endorsement of many things, depending on who you talk to.

CII launches new Public Trust Index to show how the profession is performing

On Armed Forces Day, let us pause and give thanks to today’s Armed Forces, veterans and their families, and continue to give them our support, says Baroness Buscombe.

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

It is economic self-harm which can be avoided if only the Tories step outside of their psycho-drama echo chamber and hear the legitimate concerns of British business, says Seema Malhotra MP.

With reduced attendance and dwindling parishioners’ donations, Dame Caroline Spelman MP spoke at the National Churches Trusts annual conference on how to create a more sustainable future for the UK’s Christian places of worship.

Go-Ahead's Chief Executive writes about the launch this week in Oxford of PickMeUp, the UK’s first truly comprehensive on-demand service to be rolled out by a bus company, and the largest of its kind to be launched in this country.

Ahead of her debate today on the challenges facing disabled people in the UK in 2018, Baroness Thomas writes about the issue for PoliticsHome.

Crossbench Peer, Lord Alton, writes ahead of his short debate on continuing violence between communities and armed groups in Nigeria. 

Conservative MP Peter Heaton-Jones writes ahead of his Adjournment debate today on support for armed forces veterans, in advance of Armed Forces Day.