Why the government should be spending more on public spaces
Cuts to local authority budgets mean children are increasingly unable to enjoy green spaces in cities
Cuts to local authority budgets mean children are increasingly unable to enjoy green spaces in cities
Almost two thirds of people want to see charities protected
In terms of headcount, 1.8 million people are unemployed, still higher than ahead of the crisis
By next year there will have been £600 million worth of cuts to London’s police
GCSE students have worked hard to achieve their results – the government now needs to protect their opportunities
The beleaguered service cannot take another four years of closures and reduced opening hours
Planned spending cuts for 2015-16 are likely to return to the same areas to squeeze them further
The mayor needs to ask himself whether yearly rises in the number of people living on the streets is a legacy he is happy to continue ignoring.
The reduction of the national debt should be achieved over a generation – not a handful of years.
We need to show our anger about greedy corporates depriving our public services of investment.