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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REJOICE: The hard right have been wiped out in the local elections
UKIP and the far-right have received an almighty drubbing.
No, Momentum didn’t cost Labour a victory in the local elections
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How the Windrush scandal could cost the Conservatives crucial voters
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Local elections: We have an opportunity to end ‘one party councils’ in England
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Forty years on, we still need to learn lessons from the Grunwick strike
A new play reminds us our economy is still stacked against ethnic minority workers.
The government’s ‘tough’ action on overseas tax dodging isn’t all it seems
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How councils can stop privatisation in its tracks
We can break the stranglehold of outsourcing in our communities.
PMQs: What the PM really meant when she said ‘wages are up’
Her claims on Brexit Britain’s supposed economic success should be taken with a VERY large pinch of salt…