Democracy – how much is too much?
The power of e-petitions (originally introduced under Labour), but significantly beefed up under the coalition, may be diluted,…
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VAT, Tories and dangerous complacency
The Cut VAT Campaign calls for a permanent cut on VAT to 5% on all home repair, maintenance and improvement…
‘The Sports Direct Arena’ is a symptom of a sick game
The news isn’t going short on stories to shock or depress us at the moment, so you’d be…
Tory council to consider wholesale privatisation of services
Tory-run Southampton City Council could adopt a complete privatisation of services, under plans to be discussed by councillors…
Iran’s intentions should concern us all
“This information indicates that Iran has carried out activities relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device.”…
To keep poverty rising Tories attack democracy
Aneurin Bevan said that the evolution of our political economy is driven by three forces in a dynamic…
The Chancellor should use targeted tax cuts on fuel and flights to kick-start the economy
The Government is in a pickle about its economic plans. What is clear to all but the Chancellor…
The forgotten battle on Housing Benefit
Well perhaps forgotten is a bit much. But the national focus has slipped. While MPs and Campaigners are…
Ed Miliband is onto something
Whether or not you are a Labour supporter, you know instinctively that Ed Miliband is onto something when…
NEC report – November 1st 2011
The NEC paid tribute to comrades, including George Baker, Tony Gardner, Gerald Southgate, Bert Karpin and Campbell Christie, who had…
