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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The consequences of Brexit could be dire – now, and in the future. But young people have known this all along.
The 5 worst consequences of Tory Brexit
Last week’s events brought in a harbinger of things to come as the clock ticks down to a Tory Brexit. Here’s the worst five.
A year from Brexit – what more needs to be done on citizens’ rights?
With exactly one year until Brexit Day, huge questions remain about how the lives of EU citizens in the UK will be affected.
Orion recycling workers walk out after bosses ignore health risks
Workers at a recycling plant kicked off a wildcat strike after management refuses to replace breathing masks’ filters.
NUS throws weight behind Brexit second ref
The National Union of Students just changed its policy on Brexit – here’s why it matters.
5 things government can do after plastic bottle deposit scheme
Environment Sec Michael Gove did good introducing refundable fee for recyclable bottles – but there’s more to be done.
Is Scotland about to scrap council tax?
The Greens and the SNP are looking at replacing the tax with a more progressive alternative and will vote on it tomorrow.
Blacklisted workers need more than a public inquiry – they need a change in the law
Blacklisting devastates the lives of workers and their families. Here’s how we tackle it.
Here’s how we’re stamping out sexual assault and harassment in London
There are a host of initiatives being launched across the city’s nighttime economy where sexual violence is most prevalent, writes London Assembly Member Len Duvall.
Are Tory cuts to the police and border force fuelling a modern slavery crisis in the UK?
The number of children thought to be victims has risen by 66 per cent in just two years.