Vets May Be Required to Publish Prices and Limit Prescription Costs in Major Reform Wednesday, October 15, 2025 veterinary cma pricing prescriptions transparency petcare regulation costs market reform The veterinary services market, valued at £6.3 billion, is facing significant changes following an investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). Concerns about transparency and pricing have prompted the CMA to … Read More
Starmer Condemns Farage, Vows to Defend British Unity Wednesday, October 1, 2025 starmer farage labour reform britain unionflag politics unity conference speech At the recent Labour conference, Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered a powerful address targeting Nigel Farage and the Reform Party. Starmer accused Farage of harboring disdain for Britain, stating that he “doesn’t like … Read More
Millions to Be Invested in Consultants to Transform Adult Social Care in County Thursday, September 25, 2025 consultants socialcare adultcare healthcare county council reform demand services transformation The county council is set to invest millions in consultancy services aimed at overhauling the adult social care system. Faced with mounting pressures from an increasing number of service users, local authorities recognize … Read More
Calls for 'Reality Check' Over More Expensive Plan to Split Gloucestershire Into Two Councils Wednesday, September 17, 2025 gloucestershire councils consultation community localgovernment costs administration reform decentralization publicparticipation Local residents and community leaders in Gloucestershire are urging councillors to pause and reconsider a costly proposal to divide the county into two separate councils. Critics argue that the plan not only risks significant … Read More
Attacks on Greater Council Plan Compared to 'Second Siege of Gloucester,' Says City Leader Tuesday, July 22, 2025 gloucester council localgovernment greatergloucester civilwar jeremyhilton unitaryauthority reform gloucestershire politics Criticism of the proposed Greater Gloucester Council has drawn a dramatic comparison to the city’s historic resilience during the First English Civil War. Gloucester City Council leader Jeremy Hilton described the backlash … Read More
BBC Considers TV Licence Fee Reform Amid Declining Revenue and Streaming Competition Wednesday, July 16, 2025 bbc licencefee funding broadcasting streaming netflix media charter revenue reform The BBC has revealed it is exploring potential reforms to the TV licencing system as part of its strategy to counter the growing challenges posed by streaming platforms like Netflix and YouTube. According to the … Read More