June 2018

A former soldier who served in the first Gulf War took part in his last Speaker’s procession before retiring from the House of Commons after 28 years' service

Committee to hold a one-off evidence session with representatives from Welsh universities on how UK Government policies have affected higher education in Wales

Prime Minister Boris Johnson expected to be questioned on COP26, Covid and secondary impacts of the Covid Pandemic, and Post-Brexit impact

Committee to hold a one-off evidence session with representatives from Welsh universities on how UK Government policies have affected higher education in Wales

Chair writes to Lex Greensill relating to the Committee’s inquiry on Liberty Steel & the future of the UK steel industry

Curtailing the rights of MPs to speak out will be one of the subjects under the spotlight as Parliaments across the globe celebrate the International Day of Parliamentarism

COVID-19 Committee take evidence on Tuesday 6 July at 9.45am

The House of Lords International Agreements Committee re-opens its call for evidence  on the ongoing UK-Australia trade negotiations.

MPs to debate a petition relating to the protection of hedgehogs

Usual checks and controls were set aside in schemes rolled out “at pace” says Public Accounts Committee report on fraud and error

The Environmental Audit Committee publishes report on biodiversity and ecosystems

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee highlights dwindling skills provision facing future of UK farming  

The Speaker of the UK House of Commons and New Zealand’s High Commissioner to the UK have hailed the ‘enduring ties’ that link the two nations together.

International Development publishes correspondence from the Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to the United Kingdom

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee scrutinises Defra’s funding of local authorities to improve air quality