Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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Water should be owned by us all – and here’s why
Since being taken into private hands, water has been wasted, polluted, and become radically more expensive. So why is it not public once more? Linda Worden writes.
Outsourcing is a sham – The IWGB’s case could help clean it up
From unlawful deduction of wages to discrimination, outsourced workers are experiencing huge problems
The steel industry is heading towards a historic crisis – are the Government going anything about it?
No Deal would leave the steel industry dangerously exposed
Upskirting has taught us the importance of speaking up
It’s all thanks to brave people who spoke up…
UK licensed over £340 million of arms to Israel since 2014
Three Palestines were reportedly killed in airstrike in Gaza this week, and the UK is still selling arms to Israel
Striking Ministry of Justice cleaners joined on picket by Labour Shadow Justice Secretary
Luis, one workers on strike at the MoJ, said they call it the “Ministry of Injustice”
When will the bankers who’ve rigged our economy be held to account?
Regulators are incapable of protecting the public from economic crime, writes accounting expert Prem Sikka.
It’s time for progressives in the Liberal Democrats and Greens to unite
By bringing together campaigners from both the Lib Dems and the Greens, the Social Liberal Forum is trying to build a new radical liberalism.
We’re on the brink of a sea change when it comes to drug policy
This week we learnt that illegal drug-related deaths have now been at or near record levels for five years in a row. Thankfully, policy is shifting.
This Nagasaki Day, we need to revive the idea of nuclear disarmament
2018 has seen some major developments when it comes to nuclear weapons. It’s time to say ‘never again’, Natalie Bennett writes.