Ten years of austerity will leave behind a legacy of homelessness
“What’s troubling is that the likely future Prime Minister will probably care even less about social housing than his two predecessors.”
Yearly Archives: 2019
The welfare state is broken – but not in the way you think
Rebuilding the system won’t cut it, says mental health policy advisor Tom Pollard
LCHR urges Labour Party to commit to a fully-funded legal aid system
Labour Campaign for Human Rights backer Andy Slaughter: “Legal Aid has been cut below effective levels.”
Medicine menus: How the NHS is being chipped away by stealth
“Rationing must be called out for what it is – privatisation driven by rationing,” says John Puntis of Keep Our NHS Public.
Is Scottish Independence ‘inevitable’ under continued Tory rule?
Malcolm Chisholm: “If we had continuing Conservative government I think Scotland would vote for independence and I think I would as well”
Why a ‘Remain Alliance’ is easier said than done
Was the Green Party’s decision not to stand in the August 1st Brecon and Radnorshire by-election the right one?
Step forward for workers’ rights as international convention clamps down on harassment
The #MeToo movement has secured another big win.
The start of a Remain Alliance? Greens stand aside in Brecon as talks continue
“The best choice right now is to put Wales before tribal politics.”
Open letter: When the UN calls out poverty in the UK, the government must listen
EXCLUSIVE: 50 leading poverty and inequality groups and activists write to the UK government demanding change.
Beware Boris’s model bus: Daft “dead cat” stories mask real issues
Amusing tales work to distract us by pushing negative coverage down the page.