Devolution

Labour's history with devolution has been complex. Can we now really learn to devolve power from the centre?

Today, Andy Burnham set out an ambition and a plan. But that plan now needs to become a reality across Britain's places and for its people.

Andy Burnham has set out his comprehensive vision for the future of the country, ranging from greater public control over utilities to the biggest council house building programme since the war. In a speech in Manchester, Burnham set out…

How far he is willing to go on tax decentralisation will be the key litmus test for Burnham’s devolution agenda.

Poverty and deprivation don't stop at the M25, and struggling communities in the South must not be forgotten.

Andy has shown how we can beat Reform by fighting for togetherness and an inclusive plan that lifts us all. We need him to succeed.

We must break the link between the electoral fortunes of UK and Scottish Labour. Scotland’s NHS, roads and schools are too important not to.

What happens in Scotland can't stay in Scotland. Scottish Labour's review must be robust. If it is, it will have lessons for all of us.

Apprenticeships are one of the most effective routes into a good career, providing pride, dignity and security for working-class young people.

The government should follow the Brown commission and find a meaningful role for the second chamber that would keep the UK together.

We need a bold offer and clear leadership to regain the support of progressive and socially conservative, economically insecure voters.

The next few years may determine not only the future of Labour in Wales, but the future direction of progressive politics across Britain.