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Today’s White Paper is a big step towards the Take Back Control Bill (now next year’s English Devolution Bill) when Keir Starmer promised a ‘whole new way of governing’ nearly two years ago.
District councils face being scrapped and more elected mayors could be introduced under major local government reforms set to be unveiled today. Areas covered by two-tier local authorities – which have county councils and smaller district…
Voters in mayoral areas where the mayor benefits from greater powers in a more advanced devolution deal are likelier to think their mayor is performing well in office, a new report has suggested.
First Minister of Wales Eluned Morgan, who recently marked her first 100 days in office, said that there was a “spirit of unity” in Welsh Labour, following a political storm earlier this year which saw her predecessor resign over a campaign…
The imminent publication of the English devolution white paper will offer us a sense of the incoming government’s proposed remedy to the disempowerment of vast swathes of the country.
John Prescott supposedly feared he would just be remembered for the time he punched a protestor in Wales. But the Labour deputy prime minister's legacy includes so much more.
Labour have opened applications for their selection process to pick their candidate for the first Hull and East Yorkshire mayoral election.
The UK government’s recent decision to hand sovereignty to of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius has caused outrage from some and disbelief from others.
Today Keir Starmer will chair the first meeting of the Council of Nations and Regions (CNR). It’s an innovation with an important message...But how much difference will it make to the way the United Kingdom and its nations are run?
With Keir Starmer and his newly anointed Envoy, Sue Grey, due to host their first “council of the nations and regions” later today, and with salary comparisons very firmly off the table, you can’t help but wonder, what will be up for…
The most powerful part of Keir Starmer’s speech at conference was the refrain that “‘taking back control’ is a Labour argument”.
Keir Starmer has hailed the "reigniting" of Britain's industrial heartlands after the launch of carbon capture clusters in the north of England as part of the UK's net zero drive.
