The Parliamentary Review :: A Year In Perspective

Lord Blunkett joins The Parliamentary Review

Lord Blunkett will co-chair The Parliamentary Review alongside existing chairman Sir Eric Pickles. The Labour and Conservative former cabinet ministers will join forces to help the Review achieve its strategic aim of raising standards by sharing best practice. The partnership will ensure the articles in the Review are listened to across all corners of the Houses of Parliament.

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The parliamentary review of the week

A rundown of the week's parliamentary business, 10th September - 13th September. This week: violent tensions between French and British fishers; humanitarian concerns over Idlib bombings; and the announcement of a new victims strategy.

The Parliamentary Review Gala

Leaders gather for release of The Parliamentary Review

Key individuals from the worlds of politics, business, education, media, healthcare and sport met in the Palace of Westminster to get a glimpse of the 2017 Review.

Exclusive Feature

Andrew Neil discusses the return of two-party politics

The BBC's Andrew Neil gives his view on the state of the British government following the general election.

Best Practice Representative

BSI

BSI, the global business standards company, has been championing what ‘good’ looks like for over a century. Howard Kerr, BSI’s Chief Executive, says BSI aims to drive adoption of best practice worldwide...

Best Practice Representative

Argent Design

Argent Design has more than 20 years of experience creating many of the world’s most desirable, luxurious and innovative interiors, employing imagination, market know-how and commercial acumen to add tangible value to already super-prime properties...

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Leicester City Football Club

Leicester City Football Club, in two extraordinary years, has given football supporters the world over the opportunity to dream again. The 5,000-1 shots that became champions of England and went on to within touching distance of the greatest club prize in the beautiful game is a sporting story that has reached beyond anything before it...

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BACB

The global trade finance market has generally been seen to be liquid and well-functioning, particularly between developed markets. But more recently, it has experienced periods of stress, most notably right after the Lehman bankruptcy in 2008, and a more structural change in response to the relaxation of historic economic sanctions particularly with respect to Iran and Sudan...

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Caterpillar

When most people think of Caterpillar, they picture big yellow machines but what we offer our customers goes well beyond bulldozers and diggers. For over 90 years, Caterpillar has provided sustainable solutions for our customers in a wide variety of markets...

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About The Parliamentary Review

Find out more about Sir Eric Pickles, David Curry and everyone else behind The Parliamentary Review

Chaired by Sir Eric Pickles (former Conservative Communities Secretary) and Lord Blunkett (former Labour Home Secretary), The Parliamentary Review is a series of independent publications, which aims to share best practice among policy makers and business leaders.

Each of its editions focuses on a key governmental policy area, with a variety of organisations sharing personal insight alongside cabinet ministers, government agencies, associations and trade bodies.

By combining commentaries from award-winning journalists with innovative thinking from industry experts, The Parliamentary Review provides a comprehensive summary of the past year and a reliable template for the year to come.

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"This year’s Parliamentary Review follows a significant year in British politics. It was a year in which our economy continued to grow, as the Government followed its balanced plan..."

The Rt Hon Theresa May MP
The Parliamentary Review 2016/17

"It is only by making sustained increases to our productivity that we can deliver the higher wages that will increase living standards and fund the improvement of our public services"

The Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP
The Parliamentary Review 2016/17

Manufacturing and Services

Theresa May is joined by Stephen Phipson CBE and a host of outstanding organisations to look back on a challenging but successful ... More

Transport

Secretary of State for Transport, Chris Grayling, gives an insight into the government's continuing plans to modernise transport w... More

Technology

This year’s Technology Review is spread across four documents. With input from leading organisations, including SAS Global Communi... More

Secondary Education

From the north of England to the south, this series of nine documents gives a comprehensive picture of the state of secondary educ... More

Primary Education

The Prime Minister joins current Secretary of State for Education Damien Hinds and The Parliamentary Review Co-Chairman Lord Blunk... More

Construction and Engineering

Theresa May and Federation of Master Builders Chief Executive Brian Berry introduce four documents replete with British constructi... More

Property

Featuring forewords by Theresa May and Brian Berry, Chief Executive of the Federation of Master Builders, the Property edition fea... More

Digital, Culture, Media and Sport

Theresa May and V&A Director Dr Tristram Hunt introduce four editions featuring representatives as diverse as Goodwood Racecourse,... More

Aerospace, Defence and Security

Theresa May, Secretary of State for Defence Gavin Williamson and ADS Group Chief Executive Paul Everitt introduce 13 leading light... More

Business and Industrial Strategy

Theresa May and Minister of State at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Claire Perry appear alongside lea... More

Work and Pensions

Prime Minister Theresa May and Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Esther McVey, introduce an edition that showcases 13 of t... More

Energy and Environment

Theresa May and Claire Perry, Minister of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, introduce 16 companies at the cuttin... More

Law and Justice

Theresa May and Law Society President Joe Egan appear alongside a small number of relevant individuals and organisations from the ... More

Housing

Theresa May and Alok Sharma, the then minister of state for housing, appear alongside a small number of relevant individuals and o... More

Accountancy and Financial Services

Theresa May and Helen Brand, CEO of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, appear alongside a small number of relevant in... More

Care

Theresa May and Professor Ted Baker, the Chief Inspector of Hospitals, appear alongside a small number of relevant individuals and... More

Finance

Theresa May and Andrew Neil appear alongside PIMFA Chief Executive Liz Field in four documents covering the breadth of the UK Fina... More

Automotive

Prime Minister Theresa May and EEF Chief Executive Stephen Phipson lead this edition featuring ten companies representing the best... More

Food and Drink

Ian Wright, Chief Executive of the Food and Drink Federation, joins Theresa May and 11 stand-out food and beverage manufacturers f... More

Healthcare and Pharmaceutical

Professor Ted Baker joins the Prime Minister to introduce 16 outstanding healthcare and pharmaceutical organisations. Ranging acro... More