Debate Pack
This pack has been prepared ahead of the debate to be held in Westminster Hall on Thursday 5 March 2020 from 3.00pm on Eating Disorders Awareness Week. The debate will be opened by Sir George Howarth MP.
Debate Pack
There will be a debate in Westminster Hall on Tuesday 3 March at 9.30am on 'Nursing workforce shortage in England'. The debate will be led by Mohammad Yasin MP. This debate pack provides some background information on these issues and brings together related news articles, press releases and parliamentary material
Research Briefing
This Commons Library Briefing Paper analyses the results of the 2019 General Election. It provides maps, charts and tables showing winners, votes, vote shares and turnout by party, region and constituency.
Insight
Where are the 'student seats', what were the results there, and how did this compare to other 'young seats'?
Insight
In the last decade there has been increased emphasis in England on regarding mental health with the same urgency as physical conditions and the term ‘parity of esteem’ has gained prominence.
Insight
With the rise of online services and 'smart' devices connected to the internet, cyber security is not just an issue for small businesses anymore
Research Briefing
A comparison of administrative boundaries used by public bodies in England, including maps.
Insight
Internet connectivity is now an essential part of modern life. So how will the new Government support new nationwide digital infrastructure?
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Waiting times for health services are increasing and many NHS services have experienced an increase in demand
Debate Pack
On 3 October 2019, there will be a debate on a motion relating to women's mental health in the House of Commons chamber.
Debate Pack
In the Floor of the House on 24 July 2019 there will be a general debate on the role and sufficiency of youth services.
Research Briefing
This note sets out important indicators of UK agriculture that have been published annually over this time. Together they give an indication of some of the ways that agriculture has changed in response to events over the last 100 years or more including the two world wars, the depression of the 1930s, the post-war boom and entry into the European Community. These long runs of data also give some historical context to more recent changes in agriculture including the dramatic fall in prices and farm incomes in the late 1990s, BSE and the outbreak of foot and mouth disease.
Research Briefing
This briefing examines policies in England to improve dementia diagnosis, care, support and research. Health is a devolved matter, and the note also briefly outlines dementia strategies in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It also provides statistics on rates of dementia.
Insight
Our broadband dashboard allows you to compare your area with the national average and download full data and maps for each area in the UK.
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