Labour must avoid the temptation to hoard power in Whitehall
“To avoid the mistakes of its predecessors, the government must recast the relationship between central and local government.”
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The journey to LGBTQ+ equality is far from over
‘With hate crimes against trans people hitting record highs last year, the importance of protecting and preserving trans rights is not something we can take lightly.’
10 ways we could curb undeserved executive remuneration and secure equitable distribution of income
The High Pay Centre reported this week that FTSE100 chief executive salaries has soared
The state needs reconstructing so it delivers on welfare for people, not corporations
‘There is no guaranteed income for citizens but the state guarantees corporate profits.’
How the Government can combat right-wing extremists by challenging neoliberalism
The political system has abandoned low/middle income families and makes them an easy target for right-wing extremists offering simplistic solutions
The Labour Party needs to take on neo-liberalism and the rich
The government has inherited lots of social problems but problems caused by neoliberalism can’t be dissolved by more neoliberalism
We must not lose sight of the threats Trump still poses to the US
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump doesn’t change the fact that he is a threat to democracy
Paul Nowak: The New Deal for Working People is key to rebuilding Britain
The trade union movement is ready to do what we can to work with Keir Starmer and his new Labour government to deliver the change working families desperately need.
The YIMBY movement proudly backs Rachel Reeves’ announcements on housing and infrastructure
In Rachel Reeves’ first speech as Chancellor, Labour set out plans to rebuild Britain in its bid to make every part of the nation better off.
What Labour must do now to tackle the Tories toxic legacy
‘The first 100 days of the new Labour administration will be significant in addressing people’s anxieties. It will be a huge mistake for Labour to stick to Tory fiscal and monetary rules’