Events

Ashis Tajhya

Ashraf Hamzah

Associate Community Organiser (x4)

At home in the housing movement

When it comes to housing, it’s easy to think that young people are trapped in insecure rented homes while older people are comfortable homeowners. But for disabled people the story doesn’t quite match up.

At least 70,000 jobs in aviation and aviation supply chains at risk

Convert job retention scheme into retraining programme to support workers as aviation sector faces same scale of job loss as 80’s coal workers, says coalition of organisations representing the labour and climate movements

Austerity and Brexit

Miatta Fahnbulleh on BBC 2 Politics Live

Austerity by stealth

The effects of inflation on public spending

Austerity by stealth?

Options for the Chancellor at the coming spending review

Austerity hitting UK economy by almost £100bn this year - more than £3,600 per household

New NEF analysis shows cuts to government spending since 2010 have dampened GDP growth in every subsequent year

Austerity is subduing UK economy by more than £3,600 per household this year

Economy supressed by almost £100bn in 2018/19 alone

Austerity policies have made European citizens €3000 a year worse-off

European governments are spending €1000 less on public and social services per person than they would have done if austerity had not been implemented

Austerity still biting unprotected departments like prisons, transport and environment

New analysis from NEF shows unprotected departments cut by a further 1.2% per person by 2023/24

Austerity, voting intentions and spending plans

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on BBC 2 Politics Live

Austerity: it's not over yet

The government is planning further austerity by stealth

Australia fires, Boris Johnson's new year message and Finnish PM's calls for a four-day week

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on ITV Good Morning Britain

Autumn statement: All regions are worse off since 2015, new analysis finds

Analysis shows that Britian has been “levelled down” despite promises to reverse regional inequalities.

Average weekly hours fell faster between 1946 and 1979 than post-1980

Average worker nine weeks short of training needed for low-carbon jobs of the future

Big skills divide throughout the country as people in the north-east need the most training to work in the green economy