Between the Good Right and the Cameroon turn, it’s hard to tell the difference
Caring conservatism was the raison d’être of the Cameroons once
Good Society
The Independent finds that not a single high street retailer will guarantee the living wage
Meanwhile a report by the CSJ finds that over a quarter of workers are stuck on low pay for five years or more
More people signed a campaign to bring back Clarkson than to end FGM
Narcissistic armchair activism needs instant gratification, hence its focus on trivial issues like Clarkson
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
‘Bring Back Clarkson’ petition: God forbid Jeremy Clarkson ever goes into politics
People don’t like being told what to do, which makes a figure like Clarkson so appealing
Amid massive budget cuts, Boris has spent £218,000 on water cannon he cannot use
London lost 1,847 uniformed officers last year, yet Boris thought it appropriate to make an impulse buy whose use Teresa May won’t approve
The coalition has stigmatised welfare users – we need a return to compassion and solidarity
George Osborne has said a further £25bn spending cut will be coming after the next election, much of which will hit disabled people
Nottingham Trent University pays 212 of its staff below the living wage
UNISON are putting pressure on the university, whose vice-chancellor is the highest paid in the country
Low pay for women is both a symptom and a cause of gender inequality
With higher pay more men might be encouraged to consider working in social care or childcare and that would be a significant step forward
The latest protest against eviction in London is a depressing reminder of the government’s priorities
Sweets Way estate in Barnet is set to be replaced by expensive ‘units’ that none of its residents can afford