Left Foot Forward Euro election poll: Labour on top, but Greens surge
Labour are set to pick up the most votes from Left Foot Forward readers in today’s European elections, closely followed by the Green Party.
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15 reasons women shouldn’t vote for UKIP
Thinking of voting for UKIP tomorrow? If you care even a jot about the rights of women, think on.
‘Brandalism’ and ‘subvertising’: what’s behind the new rebellion against advertising?
Political advertising boards are increasingly being targetted by ‘subvertising’ activists.
How to beat UKIP without calling them racist
Attacking UKIP as racist appears to have backfired. But don’t despair – exposing UKIP policy can be effective too.
Labour table vote of no confidence in Scottish health secretary
Scotland’s health secretary Alex Neil will today face a vote of no confidence in the Scottish Parliament over alleged conflicts of interests over changes to mental health services in his Lanarkshire constituency.
4,000 households at risk of losing their home
A rise in interest rates could tip many people into the danger zone, says charity.
The government is actively contributing to our growing housing crisis
There are today 1.7m households on social waiting lists, yet the government’s focus is on creating a mini-housing boom through its Help to Buy scheme.
What would really happen if Nigel Farage had his way?
Rather than return power to the UK, leaving the EU would take power away from our politicians, businesses and our citizens.
Meritocracy is a myth
A disadvantaged child will nearly always and everywhere become a disadvantaged adult.
Launch of Paul Goggins memorial prize
The prize will be awarded to the best civil society initiative that can demonstrate that it has reduced poverty in a tangible way.