Lauren Crowley Articles

Staffing levels in prisons across the United Kingdom must be addressed to stem the increase in life-threatening situations our prison officers face at work, argues Lauren Crowley On Saturday, two prison officers and members of Community working at HMP Addiewell in...

Acting as though globalisation, technological advancement and employment flexibility can be prevented will harm workers’ rights in the long run, writes Lauren Crowley on the back of the Matthew Taylor report Whether it is the rapid growth in self-employment, the...

Character education and its impact on social mobility was not an unpopular topic at Labour’s conference this year. As well as the National Citizen Service-Progress fringe, The Scout Association, UK Youth, Sports Leaders UK, NIACE and the Association of Colleges all...

There are two elephants standing in the middle of Labour party HQ. One only quite problematic, the other very much so: Labour’s economic credibility and the dreaded south. The former is unfortunately the hardest to crack. If we can sort these two problems out then we...