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Category Archives: Latest News.
Budget 2026: Breathing space and then…
The Chancellor’s central message was that this Budget would provide families and businesses with the “breathing space” they need while longer-term reforms are put in place. The Budget contains almost 100 individual policy measures, most with relatively small financial impacts. … Continue reading
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Why approving Jackdaw is bad for the planet, the UK and our global neighbours
Oil drilling platform in the North Sea. Credit: Steve McCaul via Pexels. As we leave behind the hottest UK summer on record – and continue to deal with its impacts including drought, crop losses and excess deaths – the UK … Continue reading
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Seeds we plant: Justice, Hope and the Next Generation
In our previous interviews for Black History Month, Karen Campbell and Reverend Dr Israel Olofinjana told us what it costs to lead as a Black person in the Church. This time we asked two more leaders what they have seen, … Continue reading
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Drowning out the better instincts of a nation
JPIT’s Steve Tinning argues that Reform UK’s latest asylum proposals threaten the lives of people seeking sanctuary, while risking a dangerous shift in what is considered politically acceptable. I have had the extraordinary privilege of walking alongside people who have … Continue reading
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It is our Church too: Calling, Belonging and Being seen
For Black History Month, our team wanted to mark this event well. I asked leaders past and present within the three denominations JPIT works on behalf of about their views on leadership, belonging and representation within the Churches. I encouraged … Continue reading
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Opening Prayer for Black History Month
As we begin Black History Month, we gather to give thanks and to reflect on the stories and contributions of Black communities across the United Kingdom. This month gives us an opportunity to celebrate the richness of Black heritage and … Continue reading
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What is Fairtrade Fortnight?
Fairtrade Fortnight takes place on the 21st September – 4th October 2026. Fairtrade Fortnight is a UK-wide awareness campaign to encourage us to think about the people behind the food and goods we purchase. The campaign puts those who grow … Continue reading
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Introducing Erin
Hello! My name is Erin and I am one of the new JPIT interns for the 2026/27 season. I am so excited to begin working for an organisation whose work flows from its faith in Christ and a belief that … Continue reading
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Introducing Noah
Blog · 11 September, 2026 My name is Noah Reddie, and I am the new Joint Public Issues Team 2026-27 intern. I look forward to exploring how the Church can push for peace and just solutions. Whether that is ending … Continue reading
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JPIT at Greenbelt 2026
The Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) is once again taking part in Greenbelt Festival (27–30 August) for the Festival’s final time Boughton House near Kettering. Members of JPIT have been attending and involved in the festival for several years, where … Continue reading
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