Opinion
Government’s plans for Troubles prosecutions deeply concerning
The British Government’s widely criticised proposals to end prosecutions relating to The Troubles is a blunt move lacking in process and substance
Analysis
Widely criticised aid cuts expose limits of the law
The UK Government’s cut to overseas development, which has understandably attracted widespread criticism, exposes some harsh realities about the limits of UK law
News
Campaigners push to remove all safeguards on abortion
Have your say on last-minute extreme attempts to allow abortion up to birth
Article
Exclusive
Counting the cost of being counter-cultural
It’s vital that we speak up, even if it makes us unpopular
Opinion
Churches muted by government inconsistency and intransigence
The Evangelical Alliance calls on the UK Government to permit congregational singing in English churches
News
Scottish lockdown update: Congregational singing allowed in level one from 31 May
New guidance has been released for places of worship, including guidance relating to singing and youth-work
Article
New plans to allow assisted dying must be strongly opposed
Plans will be introduced into parliament to permit assisting a terminally ill person to die
News
Why our elected representatives need connection
New resources launched to help you connect with your local MP and representatives
News
What was in the Queen’s speech?
The Government's agenda for the next year is set out including bills designed for a post pandemic recovery and a commitment to end conversion therapy
News
May lockdown update: Scotland moves to level 2
Most of mainland Scotland will move to level 2 on 17 May. What does this next step in the nation’s journey out of lockdown mean for churches?
Resource
New resource: Connect (Wales)
A guide to engaging with your political representatives in Wales
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