Hinkley shows the limits of Labour’s radicalism under Jeremy Corbyn
Nuclear is a key dividing line between Labour and the Greens
Jenny Jones
Jenny Jones is a Green Party life peer. She was a member of the Metropolitan Police Authority and has taken up civil liberties matters into the Upper House. She can be found tweeting here.
Baroness Jones: Does the Home Office think I’m an extremist?
With new counter-extremism measures announced in the Queen’s Speech, we need a clear definition of who is and isn’t an ‘extremist’
Building a greener and cleaner London
An outgoing London Assembly Member shares her thoughts on achieving change in City Hall
Wishful thinking about police tactics won’t stop young Londoners being killed
Forget stop and search, to tackle knife crime we should talk about youth cuts
Comment: Why it’s time to get rid of Prevent
Cameron’s strategy rests on the assumption that there is a conveyer belt which takes people along a path from extremist views to violent acts
The equal pay achievement Boris never boasts about
In some areas the mayor has overseen significant improvements in pay equality
Why the new national living wage will leave some workers worse off
A slightly higher minimum wage will not be enough to offset cuts to tax credits
Living wage: we cannot leave 1 million Londoners reliant on one small campaign
The best way for Osborne to cut the benefits bill would be to make the living wage compulsory
Will Boris defend Londoners’ liberties?
The Met Police’s definition of extremism is growing dangerously broad
Since Boris came to power 348,000 more Londoners are earning below the living wage
Despite Boris’ pronouncements, almost one in five Londoners do not earn enough to afford a decent quality of life