Westminster must foot the bill for clearing coal tips in Wales
“We have been looted of our treasure, and the crooks didn’t even have the decency to take their rubbish with them.”
Opinion
Why Jeremy Hunt’s budget fails Britain
The evidence of past policy failures is all around us. Since 2010, the real economy has grown by around 1.2% a year and is set to have the weakest growth amongst G7 countries.
Why Labour made the right call on downgrading the £28bn climate investment figure
Labour’s climate and environment plans are still vastly more coherent and ambitious than those of the Tories.
Natalie Bennett: The state of our NHS is down to long-term political failure
The Green Party holds that the profit motive should have no place in our health care – in any form of care
Abolishing Section 21 is just step one to giving renters’ greater security
If this government fails to deliver before the election, the next one should get the job done and deliver greater security and protection for millions of people.
Many of us warned for years about the scale of Islamophobia in the Conservative Party. The problem goes deeper than a few bad apples.
The demand that we tackle Islamophobia isn’t a demand for special treatment for Muslims, it’s a demand for equal treatment.
Here’s how we can fix England’s water and sewage industry
Directors of water companies have been incentivised to inflict five broad harms on all, with the aim of securing bigger profits and pay-packets.
The NIMBY in Number 10
Rishi Sunak has a textbook NIMBY sat in Number 10
The rule of law has been captured by class interests
The evidence of class interests in shaping and reinforcing laws isn’t hard to find.
Here’s what Labour can do to address housing delivery shortfalls in London
Under Keir Starmer’s pro-growth strategy, density bonuses can be used to balance the impact of locally required mandatory affordable housing requirements, alongside more housing production