Fiona Dent Articles

Britain's flood defences are far too important to be used as a political football, writes former parliamentary candidate for Windsor Fiona Dent In 2014 large areas of Somerset and the Thames Valley were flooded, in 2015/16 Cumbria, Lancashire, Dumfries and Galloway...

Labour can become the champion of Britain's small and medium-sized businesses by radically reforming the way that SMEs are taxed, writes Fiona Dent The merciless shrinking of the public sector, austerity and the downward pressure on wages and secure working conditions...

Has a Labour leadership election ever been such a rollercoaster? Much has been said already by others on what shade of red, blue or purple each candidate is, but I believe there is more to them than the pigeon holes that press and opponents put them into. Key to the...

Standing for parliament in Windsor was never going to be a shoe-in for a Labour candidate. The constituency has had a Tory member of parliament since 1874 and only a smattering of Whigs and Liberals crept in before that. Early MPs include some colourful names such as...