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Hull Articles

Hard truths

Last month’s local and European elections bore all the hallmarks of a dress rehearsal for next year’s general election. So what do they tell us about how ready Labour is for opening night in May 2015? In a number of places with key marginal seats – Cambridge,...

Blazing a trail

Referendums this May provide the opportunity to transform England’s biggest cities. Anna Turley on the debate over elected mayors The idea of elected mayors for English cities has been a flame that has spluttered and flickered but never quite ignited. This May could...

Building the progressive majority

Two weeks on from the Tories’ and Liberal Democrats’ first major electoral test since they went into coalition, and the UK’s second ever referendum, there is no shortage of punditry or commentary on the outcome of the elections and what they mean for Labour.

What’s good enough for London

Our biggest cities need directly elected mayors, with real tax-and-spend powers. Big city mayors would re-engage millions of voters, and provide more effective leadership for our most important economies outside London.

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