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Ed Jacobs

Ed writes on devolved and local government. He works as a political consultant at the only Northern based consultancy, The Public Affairs Company. Ed has previously helped establish and run a student news website therundown.co.uk.

Warnings over Scottish fuel poverty target as energy chief enjoys £2m bonus

Ed Jacobs
25 July, 2011

New concerns are being raised about the bonus package being awarded to Ian Marchant, chief executive of Scottish and Southern Energy, reports Ed Jacobs.

Jobs and growth figures from Wales and Scotland deepen the gloom

Ed Jacobs
21 July, 2011

The latest employment figures show Wales has been the worst hit by the recession, while growth in Scotland is stagnating, reports Ed Jacobs.

The 25 questions over the SNP’s Murdoch links

Ed Jacobs
19 July, 2011

Left Foot Forward has obtained a copy of the 25 questions Scottish Labour has for Alex Salmond and the SNP over their links to News International and Rupert Murdoch.

SNP and Labour trade blows over Murdoch links

Ed Jacobs
18 July, 2011

Amidst the almost hour-by-hour developments in the phone hacking scandal questions are now being asked over the SNP’s links to Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

Cameron commits to Welsh funding reform, but when?

Ed Jacobs
12 July, 2011

David Cameron, addressing the Welsh Assembly today, gave hope that the funding formula for Wales could be reformed soon – but the prime minister didn’t say when.

Cameron raises prospect of early vote on Scottish independence

Ed Jacobs
11 July, 2011

David Cameron has raised the prospect of the UK government initiating a referendum on independence – before the Scottish government’s planned 2015 date.

Welsh first minister praises “very constructive” and “refreshing” Osborne

Ed Jacobs
7 July, 2011

Welsh first minister Carwyn Jones has praised the chancellor, George Osborne, for a “refreshing approach” to the thorny issue of how Wales is funded.

Robinson calls for list of decommissioned weapons to be published

Ed Jacobs
6 July, 2011

Northern Ireland’s first minister, Peter Robinson, has called for the government to publish in full the inventory of weapons decommissioned throughout the peace process.

The debate on Scottish independence: where do English voters stand?

Ed Jacobs
5 July, 2011

Almost a half of all people in England would oppose Scotland gaining independence, according to a BBC/ComRes poll for last night’s Newsnight, reports Ed Jacobs.

Warnings over rise in fuel poverty in Scotland

Ed Jacobs
4 July, 2011

Recent energy price rises could result in an additional 169,000 Scottish households facing fuel poverty, reports Ed Jacobs.

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