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News
17 May 2022
PCS delegates will be in Brighton next week for our annual delegate conference, but if you are a member and can’t be there in person, you can log into PCS Digital and watch a live stream of the debates.
11 May 2022
The UK government yesterday (10) announced its proposed legislation to ban ‘Conversion Therapy’ in England and Wales. The proposal is far from that previously promised to the LGBT+ community.
9 May 2022
This year’s theme is loneliness, which is affecting more and more of us in the UK.
4 May 2022
We are revising the role of union advocates and are looking at new ways of identifying and training those who volunteer
28 April 2022
Sign up for the global online training course by Tuesday 3 May.