Housing activist exposes truth about ‘landlords leaving the market’ over Renters’ Right Act
Landlord groups have claimed that many are leaving the market because of over-regulation.
Your Party to focus on backing independent candidates in the upcoming local elections
The new left-wing outfit won’t be fielding its own candidates
Reform UK candidate expresses admiration for Oswald Mosley and wants to keep migrants in slave labour
These are the kinds of people Reform is putting up for election.
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“You can have fracking or you can deal with climate change – you can’t do both” – Friends of the Earth respond to fracking announcement
Fracking will begin for the first time in seven years
English privatised water industry only benefits shareholders, report finds
The report compares private English water companies with publicly owned Scottish Water and England doesn’t come out of it well…
The UK isn’t winning the war against dirty money because government refuses to do anything about it
Rivers of dodgy money flow through the UK and there is little prospect of any effective controls or check
Why giving ‘gig’ workers rights isn’t as radical as politicians think it is
We could turn our country from one of the most unequal in Europe to one that offers decent pay and quality jobs.
To meet our climate targets, we need to ramp up nuclear energy in the UK
Nuclear and renewables must be seen as complementary options in a balanced energy policy – not alternatives, argues the Prospect union’s Sue Ferns
Sub-co strike: How NHS bodies can dodge national pay rates
The NHS-owned company says it ‘can operate more competitively against private companies’. Workers appear to be paying the price.
Three ways a progressive government must reform the arms trade
In the wake of alleged war crimes in Yemen, there is a consensus on the left that it is time to stop arming Saudi Arabia. But what would a progressive arms policy look like?
Could this alternative theory of money radically change how we think about the economy?
A new project will promote the idea that it is the government – not the private sector – that creates money. In doing so, it could demolish the arguments for austerity…
Natalie Bennett: Why the Green Party is overhauling how it works
Green conference at the weekend voted to back fundamental changes to the party’s structures, which will now go to an all-member vote. Natalie Bennett explains the move.
My country right or left: why progressives need to start considering patriotism again
The right have been allowed to dominate the patriotism issue for too long, argues Tristan Grove following the launch of a new Young Fabians pamphlet.