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Plaid Cymru leader to lay out plans for £20bn ‘decade of transformation’

Joe Evans
4 October, 2019

Adam Price to promise “national reconstruction” in conference speech.

7 fresh Labour policies you might have missed this conference

Lucy Skoulding
24 September, 2019

Labour have put some bold changes forward at this year’s party conference

Brexit is already reversing progress for disabled people like me

Peter Apps
18 September, 2019

Disabled people have made some gains – but they are under threat, writes journalist Peter Apps.

housing UK

Karen Buck: The housing crisis is having a profound affect on London

Karen Buck
13 August, 2019

Buck is working on Sadiq Khan’s blueprint for London’s rental sector.

IPPR report calls for investment in care, health, skills and income security

Joe Lo
3 July, 2019

The report called for spending to reach European levels, funded by taxes on high and middle-income earners

Grenfell showed government’s neglect of people living in social housing

Kevin Gulliver
17 June, 2019

Social tenants need more power over their landlords.

Tory MPs

Hall of Shame: The Tory leadership contenders

Joe Lo
10 June, 2019

There’s no good candidates.

15 key bits of the UN poverty report which has made the government so angry

Joe Lo
4 June, 2019

The report’s author accused the government of being in denial.

40 years since her election, Margaret Thatcher still casts a long shadow over Britain

Kevin Gulliver
22 May, 2019

We’re picking up the pieces to this day, writes Kevin Gulliver.

Teachers are paying for school materials out of their own pockets. This government is to blame

Joanne McCartney
17 April, 2019

The Tories have shifted their duty of care to the most vulnerable in our society to the already stretched public and third sectors, writes Joanne McCartney AM.

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