After almost six years leading the PSA, Caroline Corby will step down as Chair at the end of 2026 to take up a new role as Chair of the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

In this blog, Alan Clamp discusses how regulatory curiosity can help support better regulatory decisions and public protection.

Successful regulation in a dynamic world – Alan Clamp presentation to CNAR International Symposium | 5 October 2026

The Professional Standards Authority (PSA) is delighted to announce it has achieved a Silver TIDE award in recognition of its work to build a more inclusive workplace.

The Talent Inclusion and Diversity Evaluation (TIDE) is a diversity, equality and inclusion self-assessment and benchmarking tool

PSA Chief Executive spoke at the Ontario College of Teachers event and explored how regulators can respond to changing public expectations, workforce pressures and emerging risks through proactive, data-informed and right-touch regulation that supports safe innovation and keeps public protection at its core.

Read the PSA's release about publishing its latest performance review for the General Pharmaceutical Council for 2025/26 and what it found.

PSA review finds the General Chiropractic Council met most Standards of Good Regulation in 2025/26, but improvements are needed on register accuracy and fitness to practise timeliness.

Ododo Ediagbonya reflects on National Inclusion Week and why creating routes into leadership helps build trust, strengthen decision-making and make space for different perspectives.

The PSA has joined health and social care regulators and Accredited Registers to issue a joint Statement of Intent aimed at supporting safe, ethical and effective use of AI by health and social care professionals.

In our statement, responding to the Thirwall Inquiry 's report, we extend our sympathies to those affected, and will consider the recommendations to support stronger regulation, accountability and patient safety.