Public policy
Representing Christians and churches in the corridors of power across the UK
News
Gender recognition reform: giving evidence to Scottish parliament
Chris Ringland, our public policy officer (Scotland) shares a helpful summary of what he spoke about in parliament and why issues of gender recognition matter
Article
The Nationality and Borders Act: Now a harsh reality
The government’s controversial immigration and asylum policy became law earlier this year, but what does this mean in reality?
Opinion
How ambitious was the Queen’s Speech?
What action can we expect from our government this year, and what’s missing?
Article
Neither apocalypse nor silver bullet
The US supreme court leak has sent shockwaves across the Atlantic, but why, and what does it mean for the abortion debate here in the UK?
News
Misogyny in the spotlight: how can Christians respond?
Claims about Angela Rayner highlighted the sexualisation and devaluation of women in media – let's look to Jesus' example and recalibrate our vision of women in this moment
*NOW CLOSED* Respond to the Education Workforce Council (Wales) consultation
Have your say on proposals to require registration for all paid youth workers Find out more
Article
Countdown to the Northern Ireland assembly elections
What are the issues in Northern Ireland and how can Christians make their voices heard ahead of the election?
Article
"Taking back control of our borders", but at what cost?
The UK government reveal a £120 million international agreement to send asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda for processing
Article
VAWG series: Here's what you need to know about the Domestic Abuse Plan
Part six: The government published its Domestic Abuse Plan. Can it succeed where other plans have fallen short?
News
Confusion over government conversion therapy plans
After leaks and U-turns, what is happening with government plans to address conversion therapy?
Article
VAWG series: Will the church be change-makers?
Part five: How can the church help create safe spaces for all who experience abuse, including women who have no recourse to public funds?
Interview
