Labour can be the party to tackle the climate crisis
A week ago today, a little article in the Evening Standard did the rounds in which Green leader…
Ellie Mae O'Hagan
We need to talk about domestic violence – now
We need to talk about domestic violence. We need to talk about it now, because austerity is making…
When governments stop funding them, art institutions end up being used as PR tools
“Art and love are the same thing: It’s the process of seeing yourself in things that are not…
There are only so many ways to say it: Something needs to change
It’s a crisp November the 5th evening, and while you lot are probably outside celebrating the execution of…
If politicians can’t enact the policies people actually want, the system is broken
This week, Class released a new poll on the theme of fairness and inequality, which will nicely coincide…
David Cameron’s efforts to prove how much he loves the NHS reveal how little he understands it
This week I was tempted to write about the fact that UKIP have befriended a holocaust denier in…
Focussing on the rip offs of everyday life would show we’re on the side of ordinary people
Recently TfL changed peak times from 6.30am-9.30am to 4.30am-9.30am. I don’t know when or why this happened because…
What conference season has told us about political apathy
Hello Labourlisters, and welcome to my first weekly column in conjunction with Class and LabourList. And what better…
The end of the NHS is coming and we’ve barely managed a march
By Ellie Mae O’Hagan / @MissEllieMae The National Health Act of 1946 had three readings, and each time…
