
Why the new asylum bill is one of the worst pieces of legislation enacted by the government
‘The Conservatives have clearly decided that a harsh asylum policy will play for them at the next election.’
‘The Conservatives have clearly decided that a harsh asylum policy will play for them at the next election.’
The government is merely taking money from private capital pots for new construction and forcing the reallocation to remediation without appreciating what impact that will have on new supply.
The public wants to see an improvement in their own lives. Rejoicing at the misery inflicted on refugees will not improve anyone’s life.
Trust is the grease on the wheels of a democratic society
Instead of addressing the real problems faced by people, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budget has delivered the usual cocktail of austerity, low wages, higher taxes for the masses, and tax cuts for corporations and the rich.
‘The elephant in the room is the lack of funding for pay rises to recruit/retain public sector workers.’
Family Hubs aren’t Sure Start, and we should be bold enough to call out their inadequacies.
The UK seems well behind the curve on green industrial policy and is increasingly left standing watching on the sidelines.
There are a number of reasons why the Framework deal is more democratic than the old Northern Ireland Protocol.
It is not the negotiating masterclass that Sunak would have us believe. Most of its provisions were offered unilaterally by the EU in October 2021.