May 2018

How the post-16 education system could provide better vocational and skills-based learning and qualifications will be the focus of the Education Committee’s new inquiry.

Report finds lack of fresh thinking and decisive action within NHS England and DHSC paired with overly optimistic planning assumptions as financial position continues to worsen

Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Ed Miliband speaks to the Environmental Audit Committee about the Government’s pledge to meet net zero.

The Chair of the Welsh Affairs Committee has responded to news that Cardiff University is to cut 400 full-time jobs.

The Justice Select Committee seeks to appoint up to three Specialist Advisers for its inquiry into the rehabilitation and resettlement of offenders

Bank Resolution (Recapitalisation) Bill: call for evidence

International Development Committee Chair comments on the banning of the UN’s aid agency for Palestinian refugees

Members discuss changes to draft law on mental health. Catch up

Constitution Committee publishes its report on executive oversight and responsibilty for the UK constitution

Top officials from the Department for Work and Pensions will be questioned on its annual accounts on Wednesday.   The cross-party Work and Pensions Committee are likely to grill the Department’s representatives among other things on its historic failure to get fraud and error under control. 

On Thursday 30 January in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on Medicinal Cannabis

On Thursday 30 January, MPs will hold a debate on the future of local Post Office services

On Thursday 30 January, MPs will hold a debate on proportional representation for general elections

On Tuesday 28 January in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on the road safety for young drivers

WEC will hear from women working across the music industry during its follow-up evidence session in Parliament one year on from the publication of its report into Misogyny in music