Investigation over risk to multi-million pound charity property
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into The House of St Barnabas in Soho (Charity number 207242-1).
Sovereign AI puts cash and compute behind UK startup using AI to redefine chemistry
Potential Sciences, a British startup aiming to unlock the next big advance in how we use AI to design new medicines, has secured backing from Sovereign AI
RPC statement: impact of Energy Independence Bill from DESNZ
Update on our scrutiny of the impact assessments from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
What will childhood look like in 2040?
Partnering with academics to explore what the future might hold.
Unlocking capital for nature: Office for Investment convenes investors, government and local leaders to drive delivery
Today, the Office for Investment (OfI) convened investors, nature projects and local and national government in Bristol.
‘First Dates’ maître d’s charity unveils new restaurant in Staffordshire women’s prison
The West Midlands hospitality sector could gain access to a new supply of trained staff thanks to the opening of a new training restaurant inside a women's prison.
Recovery of £59,000 for five IT Agency Workers
More than £59,000 recovered in unpaid wages following action by the Fair Work Agency
DCMS letters to Sky and ITV plc regarding decision to refer to Phase 1
Correspondence relating to the anticipated acquisition of ITV M&E Holdings Limited by Sky UK Limited.
CMA publishes decision in strategic review of market remedies
Decision focuses on whether remedies remain appropriate and continue to deliver benefits.
Designers to get stronger and simpler protection in major reforms
Changes will help smaller businesses safeguard their work and modernise design protection.