Opinion
The North is still suffering inequality as a result of 12 years of the Bedroom Tax
Ending the bedroom tax is one step towards tackling regional inequality—because where you live, and what you can afford, shouldn’t hamper your future
The 91% fudge: How planning delays are being spun to hide a broken system
MHCLG's latest figures say 91% of planning applications were decided on time in the last quarter of 2024. Housing columnist Chris Worrall explains why that figure hides the real story
Why austerity is a political choice not an economic necessity
Prem Sikka is an Emeritus Professor of Accounting at the University of Essex and the University of Sheffield, a Labour […]
Fabian Society: The government must tackle barriers to upscaling rooftop solar panels
Last week, the government announced that GB Energy’s first investment will be in solar panels – predominantly for schools and […]
Badenoch’s hypocrisy: Tory leader made anti Net Zero speech at company that works for lots of oil companies
No wonder they’re not keen on net zero policies.
There is no legislative, one-size-fits-all, solution to assisted dying
Labour MP Patrick Hurley argues that attempting to legislate for something so deeply personal will likely miss the mark.