Following the publication of our Special Report into Holiday Hunger, we contacted the Department for Education. Enclosed below is the response from Michelle Donelan MP, Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families.

Following the appointment of Boris Johnson's cabinet, we have launched a series of articles to assess how each sector views their new Secretary of State. Our seventh instalment focuses on Sajid Javid, the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Following on from his question to the prime minister during Wednesday’s PMQs, Ross Thomson MP spoke to the Review about the need to delay the introduction of the loan charge. The 2019 loan charge is a government measure whose purpose is to tackle a tax avoidance scheme known as “disguised remuneration.”

Indeed are a global HR and technology company with a simple but powerful mission: “We help people get jobs”. Over 7,000 global employees are dedicated to this vision, and it drives every decision that they make as a company. They are the world’s number-one job site and have 250 million unique visitors. UK Managing Director Bill Richards explains how their model of “one search for all jobs” has democratised access to opportunities, and how they continue to streamline the process for both jo...

Amid the turbulence in Westminster, The Parliamentary Review’s Thomas Wilson sat down with Hilary Benn to get a sense of where he thinks politics is headed.

Executive Chairman Chris Plenderleith heads up the Leith Planning Group, a boutique town planning consultancy with offices in Lancashire and London that operates internationally. Having worked in the sector for over 30 years, Chris knows that politics plays a major role in the planning process and that uncertainty is a fact of life. He believes, however, that its effects could be reduced were government to adopt a more agile approach. For this to succeed, there are three major practical qu...