‘From town halls to Whitehall: climate and nature action must start locally’
Last week, an investigation by Aviva was published in The Guardian with the headline “Towns may have to…
Government
‘Twelve pro-growth, pro-fairness tax proposals to fill the budget black hole’
At the Budget Rachel Reeves needs to increase taxes in a way that supports growth, improves fairness and…
Rogue water companies could face fines of £500,000 under new Labour plans
Water companies that commit environmental offences could soon face fines of up to £500,000 under fresh options being…
Grooming gang survivor calls on safeguarding minister Jess Phillips to resign
An abuse survivor who quit their role this week in a government inquiry into grooming gangs has called…
‘Labour’s prison reforms must not put domestic abuse survivors at risk’
Following the election, Labour inherited a prison system in crisis. Spaces were dwindling and the prison estate was…
‘Labour promised to clean up Tory sleaze. That starts with mispent Covid contracts’
On 15 October, the deadline passed for PPE MedPro to pay back the £122 million (plus interest) that…
Chancellor to scrap pointless paperwork in bonfire of business bureaucracy
Rachel Reeves will announce a ‘blitz on business bureaucracy’ with further cuts to red tape and a promise…
Labour members favour keeping ‘one member, one vote’ – poll
Labour members favour keeping the ‘one member, one vote’ system for electing its party leaders, exclusive polling has…
‘Why we should keep the OSA and reject Farage as the face of online freedom’
Child safety seems like one of those policy no-brainers. After all, no politician is going to come out…
Who are the Labour Senedd members who are standing down at next election?
The next Senedd election is less than a year away and, with selections underway, a large number of…
