A week’s immersion on London’s buses – 104 routes in five days last month – increased even further my admiration for...
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Andrew Adonis Articles
‘Skills, skills, skills’
‘Skills’ – I’m glad that was the first word Liam Byrne said at the Business Breakfast recently held in Burton at the...
Apprenticeships at heart of Labour’s growth plan
Despite the UK having near-record levels of youth unemployment, many of our best small businesses are held back by...
Opening up the civil service
Andrew Adonis recently renewed his call for a Whitehall apprenticeship scheme. Prospect, the union representing 34,000...
Public and private, strong and dynamic
I don’t think there is much dispute that Britain’s industrial base is too weak and too narrow. If that weren’t the...
Rallying for Labour
Yesterday evening, through the less-than-welcoming weather, hundreds of activists came together at the Manchester...
A new deal for teachers
The quest to transform education is not yet over, says Andrew Adonis My new book Education, Education, Education...
Parity of esteem
Much of the debate spurred by the publication of Andrew Adonis' excellent Education, Education, Education has,...
Education, Education, Education
Andrew Adonis’ recently published book, Education, Education, Education: Reforming England’s Schools, is a must-read...
Ten years of academies
Ten years ago this month, The Business Academy Bexley opened its doors. The first academy in England, it replaced...
Moving on
The ‘devolution agenda’ sits at the heart of Labour’s vision for transport, Maria Eagle tells Robert Philpot and Adam...
Three priorities, one great result
My primary school, halfway through my time there, seemed to adopt a rather pithy motto. I think it was in Latin, but...