It has become rather easy to be elected as a Labour councillor in Rotherham over the last two decades. First you join...
It has become rather easy to be elected as a Labour councillor in Rotherham over the last two decades. First you join...
Let’s be clear: Rotherham may be the worst case of child abuse in council care but if we do not change the way we...
I encountered a media scrum outside Rotherham’s council offices this week, following Alexis Jay’s damning report into...
Like many activists who live in other regions, I was pleased with the electoral triumph in May of Labour in London....
Last month’s local and European elections bore all the hallmarks of a dress rehearsal for next year’s general...
Last night we had the postscript to the ‘super Thursday’ elections, with three further parliamentary by-elections in...
Do you know Michael Dugher? If not, you will be hearing more from him soon. Doncaster-born and a proudly working-class...
It is somewhat ironic that the coverage of the Leveson report yet further affirms why the press must be reformed. The...
Last Thursday some 37 million people had the right to vote in the first ever police and crime commissioner elections....
Tomorrow’s Labour Women’s Network conference could not be timelier; ahead of it I am pleased to be guest-editing...
One of the most curious aspects of the cash-for-access scandal if that no one has made the case for a major reform of...
Holocaust Memorial Day is a moment to reflect on a unique evil. Man's inhumanity to man is known throughout history....