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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Deputy Leadership candidate: “Four years championing Green values, and there’s much more to come”
Green deputy leader Amelia Womack argues her party has new challenges to overcome, but a lot of new opportunities to seize under her guidance too.
Social justice campaigners are furious at the government after Tories ditch inequality talks
Charities and campaigns were left fuming, following revelations that Theresa May’s office had dropped any references to “burning injustices” in British society for fear of it’s play in Labour’s favour.
This UKIP leader just compared Tommy Robinson to the suffragettes
Gerard Batten shared a video with his followers on why he supports far-right felon Tommy Robinson. The reason? Robinson is like Mahatma Gandhi
An investigation has been launched into the IEA after pro-Brexit lobby scandal
The the Charity Commission has now opened a case on the Institute of Economic Affairs following revelations that it had promised to grant American lobbies access to pro-Brexit ministers.
Leadership Candidate: “We will be unapologetic about the need for radical change”
Former deputy leader and spokesperson for the Green Party, Shahrar Ali, argues why he is best suited to lead the party into a new era – and vows to turn policy supporters into Green voters.
There’s something rotten going on in the NHS – and you probably won’t have heard about it
People are desperate to balance the books and that’s leading to unacceptable behaviour.
Deputy Leadership candidate: “Communicating well doesn’t mean ditching being radical”
Councillor Jonathan Chilvers explains why he wants to be Deputy Leader – arguing the Greens need to reach out to people outside a lefty political bubble.
Brextremist MPs pretend all will be well – it won’t be
Unite’s Assistant General Secretary on why a ‘cliff edge’ or hard Brexit would be a disaster for the UK
Another bailout – this time it’s privatised probation companies
The Government have announced the bailout today, which would cost £170 million.
PETITION: We need a maximum workplace temperature in the UK
As amazing as this weather is, in many workplaces it’s just too damn hot to function. It’s time for a legal maximum temperature.