Letters to the Editor – week ending 29 March 2026
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‘New oil and gas licenses won’t lower bills. Labour must stand firm’
New oil and gas licenses will do nothing to lower bills. Everyone knows it! Renewable UK’s CEO says…
‘Stay the Course: Why Miliband, Reeves and Starmer Must give the UK Clean Energy Independence’
The pressure is growing and not from the usual suspects. The pressure is coming from some corners…
‘We built a game that lets you run a council. Nobody can win it’
Ever got annoyed about missed bins, potholes, or a library closing? Most of us have. And when it…
‘The fight against online conspiracy theories starts in schools’
Conspiracy theories are too often treated as if they are confined to some distant corner of the internet.…
‘Labour’s foreign policy challenge is projecting confidence not aggression’
At first glance, new polling commissioned by the Institute of Research and Reforms (IRR) International and conducted by…
Paul Nowak column: ‘It’s time to break big money’s grip on our politics’
Earlier this week I was in Berlin talking to German unions about our shared effort to tackle the…
‘Bots, crypto and dark money – countering the modern agents provocateurs’
Philip Rycroft’s Independent Review on Countering Foreign Financial Influence and Interference in UK Politics was published this week.…
“We were all immigrants here once”: Is the ‘red island’ of Milton Keynes under threat from Reform?
It’s Jennie Lee’s first day greeting arrivals at Milton Keynes Central. Only hours earlier, Labour councillors had gathered…
‘We need to pat ourselves on the back more’: Cymru reflections from Merthyr Tydfil
Reporting straight from the early stages of Labour’s campaign in Wales continues for LabourList, as each day brings…
