“Yet again we witness the political gymnastics of this outdated and out of touch Conservative Party descend into a collective swoon over the terrifying prospect of a council functioning better whilst saving the tax-payer money.”
Feargal Sharkey is backing the petition
Change doesn’t happen overnight, yet slowly and surely, this government is delivering after 14 years of Tory austerity
Monetary policy shouldn’t be left to technocrats, writes Hannah Dewhurst In the run up to the October 14th Economics prize announcement.
A lot has changed from last year.
And sixteen and seventeen year olds should be allowed to vote.
Trade union bosses see themselves as uniquely entitled in Labour.
Boris Johnson’s seat is one of those Momentum is trying to register students to vote in.
They can maybe save the country from a national disaster, but they have set themselves on a path of destruction if they succeed.
Workers across the UK are being subjected to illegal labour practices, including being underpaid, not receiving payslips and having holiday pay withheld.
If last week’s decision is upheld, it will alter the power Boris Johnson has. Either, it’ll be diminished, or he’ll move towards dictatorship territory.
We must avoid rushing into any decision that continues to leave the nation deeply divided and resentful
The current tax system is built to work for the wealthiest
