Why don’t Labour’s workers’ and renters’ rights reforms cut through to voters – and how should they?
When millions of workers and renters don’t know you’re doing more to improve their rights than any government…
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‘A Department for the Prime Minister could renew delivery – and trust – in politics’
Last year Labour assumed power in a country where fewer than one in three people trust their national…
Delivering in Government: your weekly round up of good news Labour stories
It was a busy week for the Labour government. While the papers were awash with Budget speculation, there…
‘This week brought good news for Democrats and progressives in the UK and worldwide’
Demeaned and taunted by President Trump for nine dispiriting months, Democrats finally had a chance on Tuesday to…
Natural England launch strategy to recover nature
Natural England is aiming to spark nature recovery across Britain with its fresh strategy that takes a four…
‘Refreshing Help to Save is a low-cost way to help millions build financial resilience’
The statistics on the pressures facing households across Britain are clear. Inflation in October almost hit 4%, double…
‘The Warm Homes Plan must not leave rural communities out in the cold’
In my constituency of South Norfolk over 20% of households are off the gas grid and heated by…
‘Progressive coalitions – a traditional heresy in a modern setting’
The gaggle of commentators calling for a Progressive Alliance is very much a case of traditional heresies in…
Exclusive: British managers broadly supportive of Employment Rights Bill and trade unions, poll finds
Managers across the UK are largely supportive of the government’s flagship Employment Rights Bill, while also wanting extra…
‘Media literacy belongs at the heart of this bold new curriculum’
The Curriculum and Assessment Review, and the Government’s response, may have quietly set in train one of the…
