May 2018

Network Rail, Transport for Wales and operators of train services in Wales will give evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee

Questions will focus on poverty reduction measures, the £20 uplift in Universal Credit and joint UK-Scotland working on social security

Committee to take evidence from businesses involved in moving goods across the Irish Sea

Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee hears from representatives of the Electoral Commission, Local Government Association and the Association of Electoral Administrators

International Trade Committee announces new inquiry into UK-EU trade relationship and evidence session

The European Scrutiny Committee examines the UK’s new relationship with the EU

Online platforms YouTube, Twitch and SoundCloud to face questions from MPs

Committee to hold a third evidence session in its inquiries into Court Capacity and The Future of Legal Aid

New report from cross-party MPs calls on Government to 'show leadership' in the face of escalating climate crisis

BEIS Minister, Lord Callanan admits that only 20,000 vouchers towards energy efficiency improvements have been issued out of the Government's target of 600,000

MPs to hold a general debate on the publication of the Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy

We’ve put together a list of highlights to keep you on top of the legislation, debates and questions coming up in the Commons between 8-12 February.

The Education Committee examines the extent of the educational underperformance of disadvantaged white pupils

HGLG Committee examines local authority financial sustainability and section 114 notices

Committee to hold an evidence session to investigate concerns around the treatment of autistic people and individuals with learning disabilities in NHS facilities