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The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into Crossfields Institute (charity number 1124859) over concerns about its governance and financial management.
Credit unions have low penetration in Great Britain despite stronger roles elsewhere and in Northern Ireland. The briefing examines reasons for low uptake and outlines legislative measures intended to boost credit union membership and activity.
All bird keepers are being urged to review and strengthen on‑site biosecurity measures as avian influenza has returned to the UK, with advice aimed at preventing spread between captive and domestic flocks and protecting bird health.
Findings from the RAIB investigation into an unsafe coupling movement of locomotives on the Bluebell Railway, East Sussex, on 9 August 2025, detailing causes, contributory factors and safety recommendations to prevent recurrence.
Statement summarising how the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office complied with the Concordat to Support Research Integrity during 2025–26, reporting adherence to standards on research conduct and governance within the department.
Company director banned from running firms was sentenced after continuing to act as director of a noodle bar and using a false employment document; his wife was also sentenced for assisting him to defy the ban.
Monthly statistics on UK international and domestic sea passenger numbers for August 2026, detailing arrivals and departures across ports and trends in ferry and cruise traffic.
Quarterly Energy Prices: September 2026 publishes the latest quarterly statistics on energy prices across fuels and sectors, providing updated trends for policymakers, industry and analysts on consumer and wholesale price movements.
Presents the annual technical reports for the UK Urban NO2 Network (UUNN), documenting monitoring methods, site performance and data from urban nitrogen dioxide monitoring sites across the UK.
Annual surveillance reports provide regional data on hepatitis C in North West England, summarising case numbers, trends and epidemiological patterns to inform local prevention and treatment efforts.
At the UN Security Council, Ambassador Sarah MacIntosh said the UK will continue to support implementation of the Colombia Peace Agreement at local levels, reaffirming the UK’s diplomatic backing for peace processes.
A chronological list recording the number of UK parliamentary by-elections by Commons session since 1945–46, plus a roster of successful by-election candidates from 2005 onwards for reference and research use.
Jobcentres across England now offer free careers advice alongside existing employment support, aiming to help people find work, change careers, progress in roles or build new skills through on-site career guidance services.
Contends that while Ukraine needs weapons to win the war, European development aid and broader non‑military tools will be critical to securing and consolidating any lasting peace.
The MHRA has approved catumaxomab for treating malignant ascites (cancer-related fluid in the abdomen). The regulator will continue post-authorisation monitoring of the medicine’s safety and effectiveness.
Sets out a 10‑year strategic vision for England’s health and care system to reduce premature deaths from heart disease and stroke, outlining modern service standards and system changes to improve cardiovascular outcomes.
Tracks the bills announced in the 2026 King’s Speech and summarises their progress through the current Parliament, detailing which measures have advanced or stalled since being proposed.
Defra has issued a statement confirming the voluntary application of the Code of Practice for Statistics to its international indicator results, explaining governance and quality assurances for those statistics.
May 2026 statistics on energy use in rural England have been published, providing data on rural energy consumption and trends relevant to rural policy and decarbonisation efforts.
Government consultation seeks views on steps councils should take before initiating council tax enforcement, covering procedures and pre-enforcement actions to ensure fair practice and potentially reduce escalation to enforcement measures.
The TRA has proposed an anti‑dumping duty on Chinese imports of rutile titanium dioxide to protect the UK industry it says is at risk of injury, initiating an investigation and potential trade remedy measure.
Applications are open for the next Director of the Serious Fraud Office following an announcement by the Attorney General, inviting candidates to lead the SFO’s criminal and civil investigations into serious fraud.
A new DWP-funded Youth Hub has opened in Exeter to expand employment support for young people locally, offering services designed to help them progress towards work and training opportunities.
Over 100 regulatory thresholds will be set to increase automatically at periodic intervals, a change intended to improve proportionality for firms by adjusting thresholds without manual rule changes.
Interim RAIB report into the 19 June 2026 collision between passenger trains near Elstow, Bedfordshire sets out factual findings to date, initial safety observations and actions while a full investigation continues.
Quarterly Financial Survey of Pension Schemes results for October 2025–March 2026 covering membership, income and expenditure, assets and liabilities of UK funded occupational pension schemes.
Provides annual UK estimates for 2025 of the number of children living in households where all adults have not worked for at least 12 months, delivering a measure of long‑term household worklessness affecting children.
Audit reports from the National Chlamydia Screening Programme set out findings from quality assurance audits of local NCSP delivery, highlighting compliance, service quality issues and recommendations to improve screening and management.
Management information on unregistered schools in England, covering records from 1 January 2016 onwards, provides counts and administrative detail used for monitoring, safeguarding and any enforcement activity related to institutions operating without registration.
Findings from the first wave of Growing Up in the 2020s report on 12‑ and 13‑year‑olds and their families, presenting baseline measures of health, education and family circumstances from the longitudinal cohort study.