Almost 200 firms have been ‘named and shamed’ by the government for failing to pay workers the minimum wage.

The government’s proposals to tackle crime include the relaxing of stop and search rules and electronic tagging on burglars after their release.

An investigation published by MPs addresses the problematic business practice of music streaming platforms.

The Department for Education plans to cut university funding for creative and arts courses by 50% as they are not considered “strategic priorities”.

Local government inspectors have been investigating financial irregularities in the awarding of building contracts in the city, and Whitehall is taking over Liverpool’s council.

The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee are due to question the Culture Minister on the reopening of the festival sector this summer. 

The government’s 2021 Budget has been announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak. With the arts having been negatively impacted in 2020, the government has allocated £400 million to help venues in England reopen.

An investigation into where money is better spent for those experiencing homelessness – the arts or government initiatives.

The announcement comes at a time where many organisations are on the brink of permanent closure

An analysis of the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire that seeks to discuss a) who is to blame? b) why has Justice not been served three years on? and c) is Grenfell evidence of the inherent flaws of Capitalism?

“Britain faces a simple and inescapable choice - stability and strong Government with me, or chaos with Ed Miliband.” - David Cameron, 2015

It's now critical to address the wealth disparity and create opportunities for everyone.