English Votes for English Laws

...a question for the Speaker to decide. To allow for the double veto, an extra stage will be added to the familiar legislative process, after Report stage and before Third...
...a question for the Speaker to decide. To allow for the double veto, an extra stage will be added to the familiar legislative process, after Report stage and before Third...
...provided a golden lifeline. It has enabled me to open my mind up to what was once unreachable. From confusion to clarity At work, I use the latest software to...
...us to challenge a person and/or situation when we witness exclusion. A courage when applied to inclusion can bring the strength of different perspectives to problem-solve in the workplace. It...
...‘business as usual’. And we have to do all this while transforming how we do things, to improve our efficiency and productivity, and to meet an increasing demand from the...
...and the Borough Council’s openness, not just to listen, but also to being influenced by the assembly’s findings. It is too early to gauge the assembly’s overall impact, but the...
...Stream are second to none, I would encourage people to apply to the scheme due the Fast Stream team’s willingness to embrace change. The results and recommendations of the Bridge...
...And there’s our obligation to provide more opportunity to protected groups. Getting the right people into the right jobs, and promoting social mobility, is essential, too. We need to manage...
...access to technology to enable us to work from home effectively, we must ensure that it’s accessible, and the tips shared can help to make this new way of working...
...documents relating to Oscar Wilde's trial, a petition he made to the Home Secretary, and letters sent about him to the governor of Reading Gaol (11 February). ‘Queer and the...
...there’s nothing substantial to share. Again, no different to my organisation. The challenge for HMRC is common to many organisations: how to improve engagement? I have some experience of this...