NHS accident and emergency departments in England failed to meet a government target of seeing 95 per cent patients within four hours for the twentieth week in a row
While the Big Six’s profits from us increased fivefold from 2009-2013, one in four people struggle to pay their extortionate fuel bills
Parents are paying £1,533 more for nursery places than at the start of this parliament
Assaults on London Underground employees have risen by 44 per cent, coinciding with staff cuts
History has shown us what happens when public services fall under the control of greedy corporations – let’s not let it happen again
Seven large train operators score satisfaction rates of less than 50 per cent
Emergency services are buckling under the pressure of cuts, and Londoners are starting to feel unsafe
Labour blames growing primary school classes on Tory free school policy
The education select committee has undermined the entire basis of the coalition’s education policy
As with NHS funding, the government’s claims on staffing require close scrutiny
