£21 Billion for War While England Falls Apart
Since February 2022, the UK has committed over £21.8 billion in support for Ukraine. This includes direct military aid, cash support, and governmen...
Returning to Work After Christmas
Managing Stress, Fatigue and Finances The return to work in early January can feel particularly demanding. After a period of rest, celebration and ...
Early Onset Dementia
What Working-Age Adults Need to Know Dementia is often seen as an illness of old age, but early onset dementia, usually defined as symptoms appeari...
Retail Workers Face Escalating Violence and Abuse Across the UK
The abuse, threats and violence directed at retail workers in the UK have reached alarming new heights. A recent survey by the charity Retail Trust...
How England measures up on violence and abuse at work
International comparisons: How England measures up on violence and abuse at work Across the world, violence and harassment are now recognised as a ...
Priced Out of Building England: Bricks, Bills and Broken Supply Chains
Building a home or adding a home extension in England now costs far more than it did five years ago, and working people feel it twice. First throug...
36% Water bill increase by 2030 in UK
Permission given for Water Bills to go up again! From April, household water bills across England will rise again by an average of 5.4%, pushing th...
Labour Shortages and the Battle for Markets, English Wine at a Crossroads Part 2
In Part I, we identified oversupply as the structural problem facing English wine, Part 2, must address how the industry attempts to sell its way o...
The Unequal Reality of Miscarriage Leave Across the UK 2026
Two Weeks Paid Leave in Northern Ireland, None in England The loss of a pregnancy is not only a medical event but a deeply personal bereavement, of...
More Than 1,000 Dairy Farms Close
According to a new report from the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), a total of 1,002 dairy farms in England and Wales have ce...