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The Bishop of Durham has called for the Government to "commit to redoubling efforts" to achieve vaccine equity.
Almshouses for the twenty-first century?
The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Commission on Housing, Church and Community is looking at various different ways in which churches can meet housing need. This week, Mark Bennet, Team Rector at Thatcham in Berkshire, explains why we should hold almshouses in a higher regard.
Appointment of Government Faith Engagement Adviser
Archbishop of York congratulates winners of schools competition highlighting modern slavery
NEWS / The Archbishop of York has congratulated the winners of a schools song competition aimed at raising awareness of modern slavery.
Archbishops’ Racial Justice Commission Members Announced
Archbishops name 11 Commission Members who will join Chair Lord Boateng on Racial Justice Commission
Bishop says society must not accept child gambling 'crisis' following report
NEWS / The Bishop of St Albans, Dr Alan Smith, has responded to a new report from the Gambling Commission looking at gambling trends of 11 to 16 year-olds in Great Britain.
Bishops back women's Down’s Syndrome legal challenge
A group of bishops have offered their support to two women behind a legal challenge to be heard at the High Court to the law relating to abortion and Down's Syndrome.
Bishops’ intervention set to extend gambling protections across the UK
NEWS / In intervention by bishops in the House of Lords  means gambling rules in Northern Ireland could be brought into line with tighter standards in the rest of the UK
Bishops’ letter on UN Nuclear Weapons Treaty
More than 30 bishops, including the archbishops of Canterbury and York, have written a letter in support of the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
Call for churches to act as safe havens in hot spots for serious youth violence
NEWS / Churches to be encouraged to offer a place of sanctuary for young people as part of efforts to combat knife crime and serious youth violence, in key General Synod debate.