Devolution

As the Commonwealth Games begin in Glasgow, Scottish Labour politicians are lining up on a different starting line, waiting for the race to be the party's next leader to get underway.

Thes five ideas will help the new Labour Chancellor can make a strong start and set a firm direction of travel for the UK economy.

Rural Britain is ready to contribute more to national growth. The question is whether national policy is ready to let it.

By backing Land Value Taxation, Labour can provide local leaders with the permanent fiscal teeth needed to make devolution a lasting success.

Devolution must stop being seen as a constitutional reform and start being treated as an economic strategy.

What is the 'German Basic Law'? How does it work? And how could it work for Britain?

If No. 10 North is built on the same old political rules that have eroded trust for decades, Britain will end up with the same old politics.

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Now is the time to rewire Britain and rewire Wales bringing power closer to communities and enabling cross-border cooperation.

Labour can rebuild trust in politics by giving people the power to shape their communities lives and futures.

Cornwall is ready, willing and able to move fast on devolution. To do it, Andy must eave the dogma at the door and take a pragmatic approach.

Imagine a country wired to work for ordinary people, rather than against them with good growth in every postcode, and hope in every heart.