Putting passengers before profit: Welsh rail franchise now in public ownership
Wales’ move to bring railways back into public hands is welcomed by nationalisation campaigners.
Public Services
The Tory vision of the state? Outsource at all costs
It’s time to reclaim the state, writes Leonie Cooper AM.
Notes from a GP: A week inside the Government’s mishandling of the Covid crisis
Our NHS staff deserve so much better than the shambles they’re getting from Ministers.
Christina McAnea becomes first woman General Secretary of Unison
Historic victory for McAnea as she takes on the leadership of the UK’s largest union.
An early year worker’s plea to the Education Secretary: Close nurseries now
Many in the early years sector feel ignored, at risk, and treated as an afterthought by the government.
Letter: Labour demands answers over nurseries remaining open
Tulip Siddiq, Shadow Early Years Minister, writes to the Government about the decision to keep early years settings open during England’s lockdown.
Chaotic government messaging over schools continues
Government dithering is leaving teachers, pupils and parents in chaos.
Christopher Evans: It’s time for Ministers to admit it: the coronavirus support schemes were deeply flawed
Millions have slipped through the gaps – billions have been squandered through fraud, writes Christopher Evans MP.
Revealed: Some English regions endure twice the public health cuts of others
Find out how much your region’s public health budgets got slashed before the pandemic…
‘They’ve let us down again’ – student nurses struggle through the pandemic.
The clapping was lovely but an improvement in working conditions would be better.