‘It’s time for Labour to champion maternal mental health in NHS reforms’
The NHS’s maternity failings have been back in the news this week. While the headlines rightly focus on…
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‘Winning like Mamdani: why Labour must get obsessive about the cost of living’
Zohran Mamdani’s surprise success in the New York City Democratic Mayoral primary can be attributed to a number…
‘Labour should be proud of Employment Rights Bill – and fight hard to defend it’
In our first year in office, the new Labour Government has started turning the page on 14 years…
‘One year on, the Red Welsh Way is working – and we’re just getting started’
One year ago today, I became the leader of Welsh Labour. And I made a promise: to listen,…
‘With government borrowing rising, here’s how Reeves can ignite growth’
The Labour Government faces a £5bn fiscal deficit for the autumn budget – a significant reduction from the…
‘Water regulation is Labour’s opportunity to show reform leads to results’
Water regulation has been on a collision course with politics for some time. Years of rising bills, sewage…
‘Protect nature – but don’t derail Britain’s much-needed planning reform’
After years of drift and delay, Britain finally has the chance to fix its broken planning system –…
‘The growth strategy no one will say out loud: rejoin the European Union’
Last week, a two-day seminar bringing together center-left participants from both Britain and the EU, including Labour MPs…
‘Suspending dissenting voices is a sign of weakness, not a show of strength’
At no point in its history has the Labour Party been a monolith. It has always tolerated, though…
‘Reviving Sure Start is a great first step – a children’s minister should be the next’
Bridget Philipson’s revival of Labour’s hallmark Sure Start programme is a promising sign that children’s welfare is back…
