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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Sarah Olney MP: It’s time to make public transport genuinely open to all
Policymakers must begin to concentrate on social, economic and political mobility facilitated by accessible public transport, writes Sarah Olney, MP for Richmond Park.
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Putting passengers before profit: Welsh rail franchise now in public ownership
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UK urged to follow Biden’s lead and end Yemen war support
UK pressed to step up efforts to help impose a ceasefire in Yemen by suspending arms exports to Saudi.
MPs whose constituents missed out rail against towns fund “bungs”
Were towns like Barnsley were overlooked for political reasons?
In Cumbria, we need green jobs not a dirty dangerous coal mine
Let’s create jobs in insulation, public transport and organic farming.
Prem Sikka: We bailed out banks, now let’s rescue our town centres
We make them better than they were before too.
Dr Onkar Sahota: Traumatised NHS staff need better pay, support and more colleagues
Nearly 40% of intensive care staff are suffering from PTSD. Let’s make their lives easier.
Homeless people in temporary accommodation were “already in lockdown” before the pandemic
One man hadn’t left his house for six years.