‘Andy Burnham said he would end business as usual – he needs to mean it’
Andy Burnham’s assured performance in his first few weeks as Prime Minister has won grudging admiration from political…
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‘Labour has once-in-a generation opportunity to reset Britain’s relationship with India’
It is urgent that the Labour Party reconnect with the British Indian community. Failure to do so could…
SPONSORED: ‘Smarter planning policy can boost London’s connectivity and drive economic growth’
SPONSORED London is one of the world’s great global cities. But its mobile connectivity has not always matched…
SPONSORED: ‘Communicating in an age of political crisis’
SPONSORED Developing an effective political communication strategy is core to any attempt to renew the fortunes of the…
‘The best work experience is being valued, respected and properly paid in a secure permanent job’
The retail sector is the UK’s biggest private sector employer, and a key employer of young people. For…
‘Britain’s small businesses are ready to meet the prime minister halfway’
Small businesses are the lifeblood of the British economy. From the plumber you call in a panic when…
‘Britain’s welfare crisis is a health crisis. Labour should treat it like one’
Only 7% of Britons think government should spend less on benefits for disabled people who cannot work. Almost…
‘A proactive approach to the private rented sector’
The current priority for health services is based on prevention. It’s obvious that maintaining good health is so…
SPONSORED: ’Teachers are telling us the attendance crisis isn’t about behaviour. Are we listening?’
SPONSORED The new Prime Minister and Education Secretary have moved quickly this summer, announcing new technical pathways for…
‘Labour needs a Ministry of Military Supply’
It is reported that the Chancellor will not commit to spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030…
