‘A Labour Oxford Chancellor could be transformative for the university sector’
Chris Patten, the former Conservative minister, has retired as Chancellor of Oxford University, triggering an election for the…
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Racism and inequality are political issues, and so is Covid-19
The government’s response to the pandemic is front-page news on a daily basis – as it should be. The…
Gloria de Piero: It’s time to smash the class ceiling in the performing arts
“It’s not enough being talented, these days you need cash.” Steve Coogan’s observation is all too true in…
Owen Smith: With car industry jobs at risk, are we seeing the true cost of Brexit?
Perhaps, looking back, we’ll see that this was the week when the true cost of Brexit started to…
Momentum activists organise in move to assert influence
Momentum activists will gather at two high-profile conferences over the weekend – the People’s PPE day-long event and…
What works where? Local Labour politicians tell how they won and lost key councils
The English local elections have sparked conversations about whether or not the party can celebrate or is set…
Race row engulfs Oxford University Labour club
The former head of Oxford Labour Club who quit after making allegations of anti-Semitism has won backing from…
We don’t have to accept UKIP making inroads into our vote – here’s how we beat them in Oxford
On Thursday I was thrilled to be elected in a by-election to Oxford City Council for Blackbird Leys…
George Galloway storms out of debate after discovering opponent is an Israeli
Bizarre scenes in Oxford last night, as George Galloway stormed out of a debate upon realising that the…
Was today’s Cameron speech like a “half-baked and barely serious” Oxford essay?
First, in the spirit of transparency, a confession. I am an Oxford arts graduate. I am familiar with…
