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MPs to fight May’s plans for grammar schools
Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs have warned they will stand against government plans to launch new grammar schools across England
Plans to allow new grammar...
Surrey County Council to turn off 40,000 street lights
In a bid to save money, Surrey County Council is to turn off more than 40,000 street lights overnight…
Over 40,000 street lights will be...
£23m funding to transform policing
The Home Secretary has awarded £23m funding to support projects that will transform the police service…
Projects aimed at transforming policing across England and Wales...
ERC sets Horizon 2020 budget of €1.8bn for 2017
The European Research Council has announced its annual funding budget for 2017 under Horizon 2020 will stand at €1.8bn…
Last month the European Commission announced...
Five steps to a digitally integrated justice system
John Wright, Head of Strategic Initiatives at Unisys, outlines the importance of a digitally integrated justice system and how this can be achieved...
European central...
Europe’s transition to a circular economy – let’s speed it up
Cillian Lohan, environmental scientist and a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), outlines why we must push ahead with the transition to...
IUU fishing – A global fight worth fighting
Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard highlights the devastating effects of illegal and unreported fishing…
Illegal, unreported and unregulated...
North Yorkshire Council to procure broadband partner
North Yorkshire County Council is seeking a delivery partner to increase superfast broadband coverage across the region…
In a bid to increase superfast broadband coverage...
The European Union’s growing innovation divide
Reinhilde Veugelers, Senior Fellow at Bruegal highlights the serious divide between EU member states in terms of their capacity to innovate…
The European Union’s lofty...
Research shows people survive cancer longer
Better screening is leading to people with cancer surviving at least a decade after being diagnosed…
A new report from Macmillan Cancer Support has revealed...
Delivering a sustainable and low carbon economy
At the 7th Summit of the Regions and Cities in Bratislava last month – of which AG was in attendance – Vice-President of the...
Reasons to be cheerful about public sector cloud
Jessica Figueras, Chief Analyst, Kable talks about how public sector IT is utilising cloud technology and why it remains a bright spot in a...
The future of solar power: what it means for small businesses
Phil Foster, Managing Director of Love Energy Savings shares his thoughts on the future of solar power and what this may mean for small businesses...
Whilst...
Reconnecting Europe
Markku Markkula, President of the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) tells AG why Europe needs to connect and deliver better investment in order to...
Teacher job adverts cost secondary schools £56m
According to new figures from Labour secondary schools spent a whopping £56m on advertising for teaching positions last year
The recruitment crisis in teaching is...
Birmingham Council launches £33m business growth scheme
Businesses in Lichfield are set to benefit from a new programme, aimed at helping with expansion and growth…
The Business Growth Programme will help business...
City of York Council releases sustainability plans
The City of York Council has revealed 10 key principles that will help improve sustainability in the area…
‘One Planet York’ is a new plan...
Ageing population brings social cohesion
Lambert van Nistelrooij, Dutch Member of the EPP group of the European Parliament outlines how an ageing population affects rural areas…
In 2060 there will...
Female graduates less likely to apply for top jobs
New research has revealed women are less likely to apply for top graduate jobs despite being more likely to get them
A new survey from...
A carbon capture and storage reset
Judith Shapiro, Policy and Communications Manager at the Carbon Capture and Storage Association outlines to AG what the focus needs to be for CCS...
