January 2018

Environmental Audit Committee examines mapping the path to net zero

The Treasury Committee calls for evidence on the barriers faced by women in financial services as it launches a new inquiry into sexism in the City

It is difficult to see how the Government will achieve its target of 300,000 new homes per year by the mid-2020s in England if mandatory local housing targets are dropped, says the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Committee in a report published today

Public Accounts Committee publishes report on the Emergency Services Network

Health and Social Care Committee publishes NHS dentistry report

Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig yn archwilio Trafnidiaeth Cymru

Welsh Affairs Committee examines transport for Wales

Business and Trade Committee intends to take targeted and thematic approach to scrutiny of FTAs

Defence Committee launch Sub-Committee on Service Accommodation

The Transport Committee has welcomed the Government’s announcement that it will follow its recommendations by revisiting its decision to snub Bradford from plans to develop rail networks in the North and Midlands

Philip Dunne MP reacts to the Government’s announcement today that new laws will end the cap on civil penalties for environmental offences

The Select Committee visited the construction site for the new Old Oak Common station as part of its consideration of proposals for the new high-speed station at Manchester Piccadilly.

MPs to debate a petition relating to pay for teaching assistants

Today the Defence Committee publishes a letter from the Chair of its Sub-Committee on Women in the Armed Forces, Sarah Atherton MP, to Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence People, Veterans and Service Families, Dr Andrew Murrison MP

Nid oes gan Gymru frand unigryw ac mae ymdrechion i farchnata'r genedl i ymwelwyr rhyngwladol yn methu, dyna ddadl y Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig heddiw yn ei adroddiad ar 'Gymru fel cyrchfan twristiaeth byd-eang'.