For many years Newham has campaigned for investment in transport infrastructure, believing, as we do, that with the...
For many years Newham has campaigned for investment in transport infrastructure, believing, as we do, that with the...
It seems that, against all the odds, a new consensus on regional devolution is emerging. Andrew Adonis’ review is an...
At long last, the economy is growing. But it is not translating into well-paid, or even better paid, jobs nationwide...
However Iain Duncan Smith spins it, it seems clear that universal credit is a policy in trouble. What should future...
When is a hustings not a hustings? Well, when the only declared candidate for the office in question – the Labour...
Monday 25 November, 6-7.30pm Grand Committee Room (off Westminster Hall), Houses of Parliament, London SW1A 0AA Diane...
As we head to the south coast for conference in Brighton, Labour knows that it has to speak for the every part of the...
Labour must continue to back High Speed Two. The case for High Speed Two is as strong now as when Labour committed...
Following a major speech last month, Stephen Twigg outlines his vision for Britain’s schools to Adam Harrison It is...
The People’s Assembly was an event for people who think that listing things you do not like in increasingly emotive...
Andrew Adonis BiteBack Publishing | 208pp | £12.99 Five Days in May is a grippingly told tale of failure. Even...
This week’s spate of scandals have re-energised public interest in proposals to clean up parliament. All three main...