It may turn out to be a day to tell our grandchildren about. But let’s get beyond the little red book, and whether the...
It may turn out to be a day to tell our grandchildren about. But let’s get beyond the little red book, and whether the...
With the draconian trade union bill close to passing into legislation, the Tory line is centred on this very notion:...
When people talk about government, Labour representation and the like, they are talking about Westminster members of...
In the early hours of this morning, Manchester, the birth place of the women’s suffrage movement elected its first...
The shambolic appearance this week by Starbucks, Amazon and Google executives in front of the public accounts...
Tomorrow’s Labour Women’s Network conference could not be timelier; ahead of it I am pleased to be guest-editing...
EU commissioner Viviane Reding has made waves in the news this week, proposing a 40 per cent quota of women on boards...
These are very difficult times for councils. We’re in the middle of the biggest funding cut since the second world war...
When people criticise the reforms to state schools pioneered by the New Labour government there is often a refusal to...
Being a victim of violent crime can truly turn your life upside down. The trauma involved can cause lasting...
Thank you to the IAA for organising today's conference. Your work spans the political divide and that is why the...
‘What is the point of the Labour party when there is no money?’ ask the Purple Papers, whose focus is on smarter...