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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Le Tour de Frack: Activists have found a new way to highlight the fracking debate
The push for shale gas is still strong – but campaigners are riding to ‘reclaim the power’.
Don’t buy the myths – staying in the EEA is vital for Britain
As MPs prepare to vote on whether to keep Britain in the European Economic Area, Labour MP Ian Murray takes down the four key arguments for leaving.
Tory MP shouted ‘suicide’ as solution to devolution debate
The Speaker refused to act – yet the SNP MP targeted was removed for ‘disorderly’ conduct for demanding vote during PMQs today.
Why Remainers are split on EEA membership
It all comes down to whether you think Brexit can and should be stopped…
The resigned Justice Minister is right on Brexit: we need more democracy, not less
Britain isn’t currently a democracy, but it can be, says Natalie Bennett as she calls for a ‘peaceful democratic revolution’.
Here’s why I’m joining the People’s Vote march on 23 June
Jude Kirton-Darling argues that much like workers vote on final negotiations between union and employer, so too should Britons vote on final Brexit deal.
Pro-EU campaigners mock Brexiteer hysteria in full-page ad
As MPs prepare for a debate of epic proportions, campaigners applied a bit of tongue-in-cheek pressure while calling for a ‘meaningful vote’.
A People’s Vote will stop a Brexit that offers nothing to the working class
In the third of a three-part article series written by For Our Future’s Sake campaigners, Patrick Moule argues that Brexit betrayed working class people.
Of course Right to Buy is doomed – affordable homes were never the point of it
A report showing how the scheme will fail in the next five years did not come as a surprise. The end of council housing was the plan all along.
The Tories’ proposals are (unsurprisingly) toothless against fat-cattery
Companies might have to justify pay gaps between bosses and workers, but without a body to oversee it the measure is futile. Prem Sikka writes.