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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Budget: Is Rishi Sunak about to launch a wave of legalised tax-dodging?
A new report has poured cold water on the Chancellor’s plans for freeports. Pictured: A freeport in Malta.
UnionDues: On a tumultuous few years for entertainment workers
From #MeToo to mergers and a pandemic: Simon Sapper speaks to the head of BECTU.
Is Wales looked down on by Westminster? These comments would suggest so
The Welsh government was told to ‘stop fretting about their own little status in Cardiff’
Rail fares rise by 2.6% as government set to freeze fuel duty for 10th year
Opponents argue hiking ticket prices up so much will put people off train travel and could lead to more cars clogging up the roads
Government reverses leafleting ban – but fears grow over ease of changing election rules
The Government recently issued “advice” saying that election campaign leaflets shouldn’t be delivered by volunteers
Public calls for a carbon tax that protects low-income households
Let’s not patronise people: they can see the benefits of effective carbon pricing, says Hannah Dillon
Ignore the conspiracy theorists, the government’s reforms are not ‘the end of the NHS’
Some in Labour would rather hark back to a mythical NHS than analyse its real problems.
Why do Tory tax rises get an easier ride than Labour ones?
The same Tories who ripped into Corbyn’s tax rise plans are silent about Sunak’s.
Prof Prem Sikka: The FCA has failed to clean up financial corruption
It’s presided over all sorts of sleaze.
Tabloid editor: Readers are bored of sympathetic stories about trans people
Apparently, readers now want controversy instead.