Fair Pay Agreement for Care Workers
Government announces £500 million for the first-ever Fair Pay Agreement for care workers, aiming to improve pay and conditions across the social care sector.
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Latest Posts
Cutting-Edge Rail Ticket Technology Trials Launch in the North
Government launches innovative rail ticket technology trials in Northern England, aiming to modernize ticketing systems and improve passenger experience across the rail network.
Read Post →Government Backs Next-Gen Aviation Technology with £4 Million
Government announces over £4 million funding for next-generation aviation technology projects, supporting UK aerospace innovation and sustainable aviation development.
Read Post →AI in the NHS
New commission established to help accelerate NHS use of AI technology, bringing together experts to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes across the UK health system.
Read Post →Football clubs to help young people into work
Football clubs are partnering with the government to help young people develop skills and find employment opportunities through community programs and training initiatives using their local community connections.
Read Post →Animal Welfare Committee welcomes new experts
The Animal Welfare Committee has appointed new experts to strengthen its scientific advisory capacity, bringing additional expertise in animal welfare science and veterinary practice to government policy development.
Read Post →RAF Bolstering the Defence of Poland's Airspace
Analysis of the UK's deployment of fighter jets to Poland as part of NATO's response to increasing Russian threats and the broader implications for European security.
Read Post →Sculptor appointed for St James's Park Upgrade
£46 million for the Queen Elizabeth II Memorial: symbolic overspend or necessary tribute? Analysis of budget transparency and public spending priorities in ceremonial infrastructure.
Read Post →Streamlining Crypto Taxation: Making the UK a Web3 Hub
Transform the UK into a global fintech leader while reducing wealth inequality through accessible digital asset policies. Why our complex crypto tax system is driving innovation overseas.
Read Post →Why Is a £400 Million Solution to the Asylum Crisis Sitting Unused?
While the UK burns through £8 million daily on hotel accommodation, a practical France processing center agreement remains blocked by Conservative opposition. Political games are costing taxpayers hundreds of millions.
Read Post →Mass HMRC Audits
HMRC's AI-powered Connect system now monitors social media, bank accounts, and lifestyle choices to target taxpayers. An investigation into digital surveillance and privacy rights.
Read Post →Online Safety Act Inadvertently Blocking Educational Content
The Online Safety Act's broad content restrictions are inadvertently blocking educational materials, historical content, and limiting access for voting-age citizens including 16-year-olds.
Read Post →UK Cyber Security Attack Surface Increasing
Recent changes in UK laws have dramatically increased the cyber attack surface, with biometric data and official documents now stored on private company servers vulnerable to hackers.
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