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Hywel Williams MP: The Policing Bill will place unprecedented strain on Welsh public services
‘Such sweeping reforms will have huge consequential effects on matters that are the responsibility of the Senedd in Cardiff. But it has become clear that once again, Westminster doesn’t care.’
Society of Editors ruthlessly mocked for ‘underwhelming’ donation towards diversity scheme
‘The industry body for the UK press previously found itself in the middle of a media storm after claiming no section of UK press was bigoted’.
Only route for Starmer to Number 10 is through a confidence and supply agreement with other parties, Clive Lewis MP warns
‘If Keir Starmer has any chance of being in Number 10, it will be the result of a confidence and supply agreement.’
We’re marching at the People’s Assembly demonstration because there’s an alternative to nuclear weapons
‘It has never been more vital that we build the mass movement against nuclear weapons and for peace’.
Why London needs a Green Space Champion
‘More and more community groups are taking it into their own hands to rejuvenate their streets and rewild their public spaces, turning grey to green’.
Radical Roundup: 10 stories that have got buried – Week 4, June 2021
Protests, strikes, sell-offs and more: find out what got spiked this week.
Labour MP: Corbyn’s manifesto commitment to Westminster overhaul was watered down
And Jon Trickett reveals Labour had cross-party backing for a citizens’ assembly – but Brexit scuppered it.
Why Unite’s leadership election isn’t about Left vs Right
It’s not as simple as radicals against a moderate, writes Alex Maguire.
Extinction Rebellion hits back at ‘defamatory’ Telegraph article ahead of protests
The direct action group is gearing up for a weekend of action, against the mainstream media’s failure to report fairly on the climate crisis.
‘Authoritarian’: Democracy groups sound alarm over plans to shackle UK elections watchdog
Trust in Britain’s party funding system is at rock bottom. Yet ministers plan to reduce the Electoral Commission’s independence.