Despite the economy beginning to recover, it is clear that the benefits of growth are still not being shared widely...
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housing Articles
Reform in housing crucial to Labour commitments
In his speech at conference last week, Ed Miliband once again placed housing at the centre of Labour’s general...
Stripping domestic violence victims of their rights
Conservative-run Barnet council recently announced a review of housing allocations policy, which will force victims of...
Going south
After Labour's fourth consecutive defeat in 1992, the challenge for the party was to develop a new political identity,...
How M4C is strengthening Labour in communities
Last week I focused on the Movement for Change model. This week I'd like to give a specific example of how it can be...
What’s good enough for London
Labour created the mayor of London more than a decade ago, but failed to deliver English devolution outside the...
Treacherous ground
When asked to place politicians on the political spectrum in May 2005, just 21 per cent of voters put Michael Howard...
All’s fair
From a government ramping up VAT, abolishing universal child benefit, and liberalising tuition fees we have suddenly...
The wrong angle
As the dust settles from the last week's spending review, the depth of George Osborne's incision into the welfare...
Cutting the social fabric
One of the things that makes London such an attractive place to live in is its democratic nature. The incredible...
Housing tenure and the big society
The CSR proposes that social landlords ‘will be able to offer a growing proportion of new social tenants new...
From ‘big society’ to ‘good society’?
The coalition is trying to redefine the political landscape of local government and the watchword is localism. The...