Social services

The Chair of the Welsh Affairs Committee has written to the leadership of Parc prison, raising concerns about reports that prison officers sent messages joking about violence towards prisoners.

Members vote on local services, bus safety and violent behaviour as further scrutiny concludes. Catch up

Members of the House of Lords continue to make further checks to the Mental Health Bill at report stage. Catch up

A crisis in temporary accommodation in England is leaving record high numbers of children without a permanent home. Many of these children are living in appalling conditions, with significant impacts to their health and education, says the cross-party Housing, Communities and Local Government (HCLG) Committee in a report published today.

Former leader of the Labour party Neil Kinnock is the latest guest on Lord Speaker’s Corner

Today the Defence Committee launches an inquiry into AUKUS, the trilateral security partnership between the United Kingdom, the United States of America and Australia.

Members discuss changes on life peers, future composition and effectiveness of the House as line by line scrutiny concludes. Catch up

Members consider further Commons revisions to previous Lords amendments in 'ping pong'. Catch up

Call for evidence launched by Committee looking into the Autism Act 2009

Report finds DCMS overly optimistic in expectation that all funds will be recouped amid high uncertainty over repayments

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 25 March 2025.

Lords further consider Commons' amendments and reasons. Catch up

The Committee has written urgently to Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds to set out 5 tests for a strategy to support the UK steel industry ahead of Donald Trump’s self-styled “Liberation Day” potentially imposing widespread tariff barriers to global trade.

Procedure and Privileges Committee reports on the revised text to the Companion to the Standing Orders