Almost double the number of Federated officers have been awarded a Queen’s Police Medal in 2016.

The BVA has published tips on how owners can stay fit and healthy and encourage their pets to do the same.

Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott MP writes that 'UK legislation relating to the powers of the state over citizens have been struck down by the European Court' and she agrees to work with the Government on a 'major legislative rethink'.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling reviews 2016 and efforts to reduce the impact of fixed odds betting terminals on problem gamblers.

EY publishes update on their annual UK Attractiveness Survey, to gauge international investor sentiment, post EU Referendum

A new report launched today by the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and Chartered Management Institute (CMI), Good Leadership, investigates the ethical culture of management within the financial services industry. 

325,000 betting shop staff and customers have backed a petition calling for the Government to support an industry that has been a key part of high streets and town centres for 55 years.

KPMG has become the first firm in the UK to publish comprehensive data analysing the socio‐economic profile of its workforce.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling responds to a recent report on problem gambling and the impact it has on the UK economy.

As they celebrate the landmark of helping 2 million people develop basic online skills, CEO of Good Things Foundation Helen Milner OBE speaks to PoliticsHome about her charity's decision to rebrand from Tinder Foundation.

As part of its #FeedingFatCats campaign, Thompsons Solicitors sets out why the Government’s planned small claims limit will only benefit the privileged few.

With the UK facing an ever deepening housing crisis, could MMC be the answer? A new report by the Building Societies Association points to offsite construction. 

A new report from the Chartered Insurance Institute reveals the risks a woman faces over her lifetime: lower earnings, insecure work, distinct health risks and increased likelihood of domestic violence.

Lib Dem peer Lord Roberts of Llandudno writes about his question in the House of Lords today on: 'Protection of EU citizenship status of UK citizens born after 1 January 1973'.

The Government's proposed reforms on whiplash legal claims are set to starve citizens of justice and further line the pockets of the already "eye-wateringly lucrative" insurance industry, says Thompsons Solicitors' Head of Policy Tom Jones.

Conservative MP Seema Kennedy spoke to PoliticsHome about the cross-party commission to tackle loneliness, which was originally started by Jo Cox.

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) and the Local Government Information Unit (LGiU) has jointly released a report warning the Government is not set to meet its housing target.

Questions remain unanswered, says WaterAid UK, after the new UK Aid strategy leaves the international community wondering how DFID will meet its pledges to lead the world on development work. 

A survey, commissioned by the Police Federation of England and Wales, has revealed the public support police officers carrying Taser.

Conservative peer, Lord Holmes, writes on the danger of “shared space” for blind people and calls upon local authorities to put inclusive design at the heart of their work in the public realm. 

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling writes that DCMS must ensure all evidence submitted to the FOBT review is relevant and that it paints an accurate picture of problem gambling.

Conservative MP Bob Neill calls for Transport Secretary Chris Grayling to resign, accusing him of "political chicanery" over his opposition to devolving metro rail services to Transport for London.

Digital technology will be the biggest priority for public sector chief financial officers (CFOs) over the next five years according to new research released by EY today.

Local authorities spend on average less than 1% of their public health budget on mental health, reveals report by mental health charity Mind.