Petition launched to ban Fujitsu from holding government contracts
“We don’t want Fujitsu anywhere near our public services”
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Any traces of David Cameron’s ‘modernisation’ project, aimed at moving the party on from Thatcherism, and towards more compassionate and constructive Conservatism, have long disappeared.
New research confirms catastrophic effects of Brexit on UK economy
‘Attempting to will Brexit into success or ignoring its impact is not a viable strategy for prosperity.’
Crowdfunder urging UK government to halt arms sales to groups actively engaged in warfare gains momentum
Criticism has also been made about the UK government’s failure to consult Parliament on the coordinated airstrikes on Yemen this week.
Environmental campaigners hold protest in Brighton, calling for immediate end to sewage dumping
‘We estimate that enough untreated sewage to fill over 3 Olympic swimming pools has been discharged since Christmas and it is putting people’s health at risk.’
Post Office scandal: Tory donor and former director of Fujitsu was rewarded with job running government’s broadband rollout
‘Simon Blagden, who stepped down as non-executive director at Fujitsu UK in 2019, was made chair of the government agency responsible for delivering faster broadband and mobile coverage in 2022.’
Sadiq Khan perfectly sums up why Brexit has been a failure for London
“It’s time for an honest and mature debate about the best way forward, and be open to exploring a closer relationship with the EU.”
NHS waiting lists increase by 400,000 after Rishi Sunak’s pledge to bring them down
“He can’t pull the wool over people’s eyes by claiming it’s down to strike action. Patients, staff and the public deserve better.”