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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Nigel Farage slammed for ‘Irish are speaking out about’ asylum seekers tweet
The tweet was mocked for multiple reasons.
A full list of upcoming strike dates
We take a look at when the forthcoming strikes are taking place.
Rise of Reform as frustrated Tory voters become ‘politically homeless’
Amid Tory-leaning voter jitters, Reform UK, the rebranded Brexit party, is enjoying a rise in popularity.
Rees-Mogg mocked over GB News’ hosting rumours
‘Another Tory frantically searching for a new career outside of politics. An even bigger reason to avoid GB News.’
Three anti-strike bill petitions gaining big results
As the contentious anti-strike bill moves a step closer to becoming law, efforts are being ramped up to protect the right to strike.
Tory plans for levelling up are a sham, here’s why
‘The Levelling Up Bill is hugely disappointing. It is big on hype and allusions but with no real policies or resources’
Rishi Sunak gives his own constituency £19,000,000 of levelling up funding
Documents show the £19m will be used “to transform Catterick Garrison town centre” in his own constituency
Tory levelling up fund slammed as ‘completely corrupt’
‘Can we have a debate in government time on corruption in the operation of slush funds in this country’
England’s social housing sector needs renewal and here’s how to do it
‘Labour must offer a social housing funding mechanism that not only provides new supply, but tackles the systemic need for rehabilitation of existing stock.’
Institute of Economic Affairs argues against pay rises for workers while ‘one of its own directors gets 28% increase’
If only some of our hard-pressed public sector workers were given such a pay rise.