UNISON survey: Budget cuts are robbing elderly people of their dignity
Three-quarters of homecare workers said they felt they did not have enough time to provide dignified care for elderly and disabled people
Public Services
Safety concerns about the Night Tube are becoming too big to ignore
A Freedom of Information requests shows TfL expects widespread increases in crime and anti-social behaviour
A Lib Dem mayor would help London’s lowest-paid get to work
Mayoral candidate Caroline Pidgeon shares her vision for transport in the capital
Who will benefit from TTIP? Huge corporations and the super-rich
A new report shows that the success rate of cases brought by corporate giants under TTIP-like agreements is around 71 per cent
Spending on government staff is rising at an ‘alarming’ rate
The Cabinet Office infrequently monitors temporary staff who are on very high rates
Sadiq Khan’s progressive shake-up of London’s transport service
Labour mayoral candidate will freeze fares and invest in modern transport
Boris Johnson’s fire service cuts are putting public safety at risk
Waiting times for fire engines in London have gone up – with more cuts to come
By taking on doctors and nurses, the government betrays its real agenda
Junior doctors’ strike shows the government picked the wrong enemy this time
Junior doctors’ strike is a just protest against government injustice
This dispute isn’t solely about money – any effort to paint it as such is dishonest
Does the London mayoral race give Labour reasons to be cheerful?
Polling suggests Sadiq Kahn MP could trounce Zac Goldsmith to become London mayor