Housing target could be missed thanks to Brexit, says Shelter
Shelter calls for reform to avoid mistakes of 2008 crash
Shelter calls for reform to avoid mistakes of 2008 crash
A glimpse into the everyday lives of teachers, looking at the attitudes of teachers towards action taken by the NUT that did not include strike action.
Alex Hern reports on the release of the new report on the NHS reforms, Breaking the NHS
Unions have promised the biggest campaign of “civil disobedience” ever seen – but what kind of tactics might they be considering?
Health minister Lord Howe told private healthcare execs the NHS reforms create “genuine opportunities” for the private sector to take over large chunks of the NHS.
Shirley Williams still has “huge concerns” over the coalition’s NHS reforms, and says ministers have been “bewitched” by the “flawed” US healthcare system.
A Tory MP and backer of Lansley’s NHS bill, given a platform at Conservative Home, has said that those opposing the reforms are tantamount to Stalinists.
Andrew Lansley’s misguided NHS reforms that the Health and Social Care Bill look set to be recommitted to Parliament, writes Dr Prateek Buch of the Social Liberal Forum.
George Osborne’s announcement yesterday of a review of employment law forms part of the biggest assault on workers’ rights in a generation, writes Dave Prentis.
The government’s proposed business rate reforms risk hurting some of Britain’s poorest areas the hardest, writes Anna Turley, deputy director of the New Local Government Network.