#uk-government-policy

#uk-government-policy

The UK government's adjustment to non-dom taxation is a superficial fix that fails to address broader issues driving wealthy individuals away.

Nurseries in the UK are facing fee hikes due to increased national insurance contributions, exacerbating high childcare costs for families.

Quality journalism remains accessible without paywalls at The Independent, crucial during significant societal challenges.

The rise in heat pump installations is positive but still significantly below government targets for greenhouse gas emissions reduction.

The UK government plans to invest £5 billion in housing to address supply issues and improve living conditions for tenants.

The UK aims for a clean electricity system by 2030, supported by a recent Neso report, but it requires urgent actions and investments.

The UK government will prioritize economic growth in regulatory practices, according to Sir Keir Starmer.

There is a push to eliminate bureaucratic obstacles that impede investment in Britain.

Government housing targets could overwhelm rural infrastructure, say county councils.

Households are missing nearly £2 billion in support due to inconsistent access to social tariffs for water and broadband services across the UK.

The government is under scrutiny for failing to assess the impact of winter fuel payment cuts on pensioners' health and well-being.

UK workers may soon request a four-day working week through compressed hours, promoting flexibility without reducing total hours worked.

Vaccination and relocation of badgers could be a humane alternative to culling in managing bovine tuberculosis.

The UK government faces pressures to reverse restrictive family reunification policies for Ukrainians.