
The resigned Justice Minister is right on Brexit: we need more democracy, not less
Britain isn’t currently a democracy, but it can be, says Natalie Bennett as she calls for a ‘peaceful democratic revolution’.

Britain isn’t currently a democracy, but it can be, says Natalie Bennett as she calls for a ‘peaceful democratic revolution’.

In a region full of natural wonder, an energy and property development firm is trying to build a coal mine. In 2018. Natalie Bennett reports.

From Sheffield to Lambeth, Thursday’s vote will be decided on local issues.

From Blackpool to Yorkshire, protests are showing this can be the year we kill off the idea of fracking in England.

We all suffer when public services are run for private profit not public good.

Forget the Matt Hancock app – the DCMS boss should make his name by tackling the scourge of Fixed Odds Betting Terminals, writes Natalie Bennett.

More economic democracy – union power, workers’ rights, decentralisation of and democratic engagement in decision-making – creates better productivity and a stronger, more secure economy.

Five years after campaigners kept drilling for gas at bay in the Sussex village of Balcombe, frackers Cuadrilla have been given the green light to come back. We won’t let them.

The Environment Secretary talked the talk at a grassroots farming conference this week. Just up the road however, he was giving very different signals to the industry.

We’re the only pro-EU party that offers a transformation of British society – our message will only grow in 2018.