Parliament

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'.

The Welsh Affairs Committee argues that Wales lacks a distinct brand with efforts to market the nation to international visitors failing, in its report ‘Wales as a global tourist destination’

The committee recommends that the government should pay for a compensation scheme for farmers to mitigate potential negative effects on livelihoods that result from the reintroduction of some species.

Committee launches new inquiry on the escalation of violence against women and girls

Members commemorate arrival of Caribbean settlers aboard Empire Windrush in June 1948. Catch up

Questions, legislation and debates: discover what's on in the House of Lords this week.

MPs call for rural Scottish communities to give views on rising cost of living

Find out what's coming up in the House of Commons 10-14 July

MPs to debate freehold estate management fees

MPs to debate the management culture at Post Office Ltd