The Tories have finally realised we need more social housing – but where’s the investment?
A manifesto commitment means nothing without money or targets
Labour
Labour’s policies are popular. But politics is about presentation
It turns out Labour’s manifesto is more popular than doubters would portray. The trouble is, there’s more to elections than that. So often with politics, it’s not the placing on the spectrum that matters, but the presentation. Voters can back … Continued
Progressive alliances are more than formal pacts: this is a culture shift
Number of seats the Green Party will stand aside in to help unseat the Conservatives: 24. Number of seats other progressive parties will stand aside in to help others: 1. The final tally for the ‘progressive alliance’ is out, and on … Continued
Labour is the party of housing innovation – and is leading the debate on our the current crisis
A comprehensive whole-stock solution is needed
Progressives are right to ignore their party leader and pursue local alliances
Politics is changing and the Left must respond
By promoting the arts in this election campaign, Labour can ensure that Britain thrives
The possibility for regeneration through culture is clear
We can’t afford another five years of Tory inaction on air pollution
A Labour government would deliver a new Clean Air Act
For the first time since the 1850s, the Tories may take the majority of seats in Wales
Wales may be on the brink of a ‘truly seismic’ electoral shift
Labour must expose the contradictions at the heart of this Brexit government
The Conservatives can’t be all things to all people
How Jeremy Corbyn becomes prime minister
If the Lib Dem, Labour and UKIP votes align, Labour could form a minority government