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There are around 85,000 people in prison in England and Wales. Over 12,000 of them are people who had been released from prison in accordance with the terms of their sentence but have been recalled to prison for a breach of the conditions…
Andy Burnham has pulled no punches on big ideas and large-scale policy change since coming to office. On the one hand, devolution to drive good growth in every postcode. On the other, a National Care Service to deliver better care for older…
When I was at the Federation of Small Businesses, I saw a real passion for the micro economy from two of this country’s most capable chancellors. Gordon Brown focused heavily on boosting UK productivity by fostering an enterprise culture…
In Liverpool, the Prime Minister set a new direction on Europe and promised a clear-eyed assessment of the options – with all possibilities except the status quo squarely on the table. A new IPPR paper argues that the UK must again become a…
When Clement Attlee’s Labour government held the 1951 Festival of Britain, it was conceived as a bold and optimistic post-war initiative – a ‘tonic for the nation’ after the trauma of the Second World War. The Royal Festival Hall – the…
Backing British automotive and supply chains and introducing tariffs on Chinese EVs would be the clearest sign yet that his government is delivering that ambition.
"Good growth in every postcode" is the Prime Minister's promise. It is a goal we support. But if Government is serious about growth, the Thames Valley must be trusted with more control over the decisions that shape it. Across England, areas…
Labour has a chance to finally deliver for victims, but for many, time is running out.
We need an honest conversation in the country, one that acknowledges the will of the British people back in 2016, but which is clear that Brexit has not delivered the promises made by the Leave campaign.
Older renters need to know what support will be available to them now. They need to see LHA uprated this year, and every year.
The Prime Minister showed an appetite for confronting sacred cows and vested interests. Approving Jackdaw and Rosebank would do the opposite.
Denying the right-wing a monopoly on online spaces is vital if progressives are to retain any substantial influence without being forced into constant political battles on our home turf.
