The Institute of Customer Service has interviewed 30,000 consumers across eight European countries, and found the UK has the highest level of customer satisfaction in five out of six sectors.

Shadow Transport Minister Daniel Zeichner argues that the Government's long-awaited draft Cycling and Walking Investment Strategy (CWIS) is nothing more than a 'glossy PR exercise'.

UKLPG highlights the crucial role of its members that supply gas to power British BBQs and 193,000 of the off-grid homes in the UK.

Mark Durkan MP writes ahead of his debate on the Sustainable Development Goals and ending violence against women and girls.

Shadow Deputy Leader of the House of Lords, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, warns that  the current NHS targets regime prevents patients with chronic eye diseases from receiving necessary care.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England urges Government to get volume builders to develop their existing brownfield sites, before needlessly ravaging more precious open land.

Speaking ahead of today’s Westminster Hall debate, SNP MP Owen Thompson explains how the media could play a defining role in reviving democratic participation.

Lib Dem peer Baroness Hamwee calls on the Government to concede some key points on the Immigration Bill as it goes through the Lords.

In a round-up of the housing commitments featuring in the main London mayoral candidates’ manifestos, Dods Monitoring compares their plans to tackle London's housing crisis.

The Director External Relations at Heathrow Nigel Milton responds to TfL on the costs of upgrading transport links to Heathrow if the expansion goes ahead there.

With Fixed Odds Betting Terminals being debated today in Westminster Hall, the Association of British Bookmakers’ CEO says there is a need for both an evidence based debate and evidence-based policy making.

Marking World Immunization Week, Tory MP Andrea Jenkyns says that while she does not believe the UK should spend a fix amount of GNI on foreign aid, a lot can be learned from India's polio vaccination campaign.

Conor McGinn MP writes on the devastating disease - Dementia with Lewy bodies - which affects more than 100,000 people in Britain.

Speaking to PoliticsHome, Labour MP Chris Matheson slams the Government for “piling misery upon misfortune” in its relentless plunder of disability benefits.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England explains that new figures - showing there are now more than a quarter of a million houses planned for the Green Belt - make ‘a mockery of Government commitments to protect it.’

Another day, another horrific poll for Scottish Labour.

In a round-up of the transport commitments featuring in the main London mayoral candidates’ manifestos, Dods Monitoring examines the proposed futures of the capital’s essential infrastructure.

Lib Dem Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Tom Brake MP writes following his parliamentary event in support of Mohamedou Slahi, who has spent 12 years imprisoned in Guantanamo and faces a review board hearing shortly.

The Road Haulage Association publishes a manifesto urging London’s Mayoral candidates to reject a rush hour lorry ban, and for Londoners to ‘work together’ on alternative congestion solutions.

Labour MP and co-Chair of the APPG on Dementia, Debbie Abrahams MP, calls for 'profound changes' to the way our health system treats those with multiple conditions.

Ahead of World Malaria Day, Chair of the APPG for Malaria Jeremy Lefroy MP says anti-malaria aid has a tangible impact on global social and economic health.

Former Shadow DECC Secretary Caroline Flint writes that the Competition & Markets Authority has ducked its responsibility to protect bill-payers and needs to now put the consumer first.

Animal welfare charity Blue Cross writes following an appearance this week before the Environment Committee discussing domestic pet welfare.

Trade unions have slammed British Gas for unnecessary job losses, while its ‘top brass’ continues to enjoy multi-million pound pay packages.