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UK Parliament

September 2023

Read all the UK Parliament news for September 2023.

Work and Pensions Committee Chair Stephen Timms comments on NAO British Steel pension scheme investigation

Chair of Work and Pensions Committee comments on NAO British Steel pension scheme investigation

MPs to investigate lower post-university employment rates for lower-income students

Education Committee questions key higher education stakeholders

Digital radio network licences should be renewed automatically under new legislation

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee publishes report on Legislative Reform (Renewal of National Radio Multiplex Licences) Order

Beth y mae cynlluniau Llywodraeth y DU ar gyfer codi’r gwastad yn golygu i Gymru?

Y Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig yn clywed gan Neil O'Brien AS, y Gweinidog dros Lefelu i Fyny, Yr Undeb a Chyfansoddiad, ar lefelu a chysylltiadau rhynglywodraethol

What do the UK Government’s levelling up plans mean for Wales?

Welsh Affairs Committee hears from Neil O’Brien MP, Minister for Levelling Up, The Union and Constitution, on levelling up and intergovernmental relations

What's on in the Lords 21-25 March

Discover what's on in the House of Lords from 21-25 March

Houses of Parliament at night, lit up with the ruiver Thames in the foreground

Evidence session: How do women and girls experience the UK asylum process?

Women and Equalities Committee hears the experience of women and girls applying for asylum in the UK

Government’s approach to personal health data sharing examined

Science and Technology Committee explores the right to privacy: digital data

Lords International Women's Day debate

Members discuss the UK's role in furthering gender equality. Catch up

Ongoing legacy of historic adoption practices revealed in published evidence

Joint Committee on Human Rights publishes first tranche of written evidence

Martin Lewis and energy providers to be quizzed by Business Committee

Government’s support measures for struggling households scrutinised

Benefits from new trade agreements extremely uncertain while risks of slipping standards, increased costs and revenue losses remain

Public Accounts Committee publishes report on the progress with trade negotiations

Parliament was not given enough of a say on Covid laws, conclude MPs

Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee calls for more detail on the timetable for the UK Covid-19 inquiry

Office for Environmental Protection discuss environmental protection strategy and enforcement

Environmental Audit Committee question Chair and Chief Executive

Register now for adoption roundtable event

Committee to hold an event to hear from mothers whose babies were taken away for adoption in the 1950s, 60s and early 70s