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Women bear brunt of Boris Johnson’s unfair fares

By Tessa Jowell

The impact of Tory cuts on women has been well documented – from public sector job losses to pension reforms, there is no doubt that women are bearing the brunt. But new figures show that the hit on women goes much further, and that women…

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Ken’s Fare Deal

By LabourList

Ken Livingstone's campaign have unveiled a new campaign video "Ken's Fare Deal", and you see see it here - exclusively - first:

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Now for something completely different

By Val Shawcross

This Tuesday London Labour is doing something different and we hope you will join us on that morning for a new kind of campaign.The London campaign is already stepping several notches, with less than six months to go. We’ve already…

“Labour of love”: The official launch
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“Labour of love”: The official launch

By Simon Buckley

Last weekend was the official launch of my campaign. Setting out the best china and freshly baked cakes caused me to remember Sunday afternoons as a little boy at my nana's, when I drank tea from clinking china and stuffed myself with fancy…

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Lower fares for Londoners, not lower taxes for bankers

By Ken Livingstone

By Ken Livingstone Fares in London have become a stealth tax on the public, taking money out of the pockets of ordinary Londoners and - through that - out of the London economy. That has to change. We can change it without damaging the…

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Co-op takeover: An agenda for passenger power

By Paul Salveson

By Dr Paul Salveson It's time for change on Britain's railways; radical solutions are needed to make them accontable and affordable, and contribute to sustainable regional development. There are many opportunities for reform of our…

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Bombardier’s supply chain – the wider lessons

By Duncan Weldon

The Duncan Weldon Economics Matters column Two month's ago Canadian owned Bombardier announced 1,400 job losses at it's Derby plant, following the award of the Thameslink rolling stock contract to German owned Siemens. At the time there was…

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Cameron must act before it is too late

By Chris Williamson

By Chris Williamson MP Pressure on the government is intensifying over its decision to award a £1.4bn contract to build trains in Germany for the Thameslink line rather than in Derby. A new poll has revealed that if the government does not…

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High speed rail will support one million jobs

By Julie Hilling

By Julie Hilling MP Today sees the publication of a report that supports the economic case for high-speed rail. The report, commissioned by Britain's leading cities, is supported by politicians and business leaders in every major city in…

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A better deal for London’s cabs

By Ken Livingstone

By Ken Livingstone London's cabbies are an important part of our transport system, providing a service that millions rely on every year. But everywhere I go I hear cab drivers telling me things have got to improve. We need a new deal for…

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90 days to make difference to Derby

By Diana Holland

By Diana Holland This Saturday thousands of people will join Bombardier workers and their families as they march through the centre of Derby. Their demand is simple - they want a future. That future was pitched into horrendous uncertainty…

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