Letters to the Editor – week ending 22 February 2026
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Labour Party
‘The coastal towns where young people have been left behind by Whitehall’
Britain is an island nation, yet for too long we have turned our backs on the places that…
‘How Labour is modernising transport in Wales with fairness at its heart’
This week was a game changer for Welsh rail. On Wednesday, our First Minister, Eluned Morgan, and the…
‘Labour’s quiet quest for democratic renewal’
One of the most significant, and least discussed, achievements of our Labour government is not just the rebuilding…
‘Labour promised to make work pay. Now it must deliver for young people’
I’m sure many of us remember the first step we took on the road into working life. You…
‘Council Tax shouldn’t punish those who have the least or those we owe the most’
Last year we marked the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Gathering at memorials…
Two-thirds of Labour members say government has made too many policy U-turns, poll reveals
Two-thirds of Labour members think the government has made too many climbdowns and U-turns since taking office, an…
‘Two states, one future: five steps on the path to peace for Israelis and Palestinians’
The debate in Israel and Palestine is rooted in history, but we must focus on the future; a…
Antonia Romeo appointed to lead civil service as new Cabinet Secretary
Dame Antonia Romeo has been appointed as the new head of the civil service, becoming the first woman…
‘If Labour is serious about upskilling Britain, it must mobilise local businesses’
Never has there been a more difficult time for a young person – no matter how enthusiastic or…
