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To mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, The Peepul Centre is launching an exhibition on Friday [June 3].

Lord Geidt, the independent adviser on ministers' interests, has called on prime minister Boris Johnson to explain his case for having remained compliant with the ministerial code despite being sanctioned over Partygate.

Senior life specialist and Leaders Council member Alison Hesketh recently appeared on the Irwin Mitchell Podcast to discuss the current outlook for the social care sector and her thoughts on recent care reform proposals.

The Democratic Unionist Party [DUP] has once more refused to vote in favour of electing a new speaker to Stormont, meaning a functioning executive still cannot be formed in Northern Ireland.

To mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the UK government has said that it will begin a review on Friday into how traders could begin to sell their products using imperial measurements.

Over the past three years, the Young Professionals Society has worked tirelessly to bring key leadership principles to youngsters via a range of activities including workshops, clubs, courses, and lectures from world renowned professionals.

Writing on LinkedIn, PayByPhone’s CEO corporate Jonny Combe talks through his annual triathlon training and discusses some of the leadership lessons he takes from the experience.

Over 330 delegates from numerous countries attended Connexions 2022 over the weekend of April 29 to May 1 at the Hilton Metropole Hotel in Birmingham, West Midlands.

Appearing on The Leaders Council Podcast, Angela Nall, executive director of Pathfinders Specialist and Complex Care in Nottinghamshire, shared her view that the government’s Health and Care Act 2022 will not prove sufficient to address workforce issues in social care.

Writing on the Everfair Tax blog, managing director Gillian Everall explores some of the complications that can arise with trust funds which involve people based in both the UK and US.

To celebrate 25 years in business, Radical is announcing a rebrand to Radical Motorsport, revealing a new company logo and an all-new customer merchandise range.

Paul Holmes, the Conservative MP for Eastleigh, has quit his role as a ministerial aide to the home secretary, citing the “deep mistrust” of government created by its handling of the Partygate saga.

Serenity Welfare’s Hope Instead of Handcuffs campaign has been fighting to end the physical restraint and handcuffing of vulnerable children being transported between homes for the last six years.

Northern Ireland’s Legislative Assembly will meet on Monday, after a petition by Sinn Féin secured enough signatures for MLAs to be recalled to Stormont to debate the “urgent appointment of ministers”.