Events

Anna Luise Fielding

Anne-Marie Davies

Annie Quick

Anti-fracking protesters should be celebrated not imprisoned

Climate change is accelerating, yet peaceful protesters face harsh sentences

Antony Scott

Apply a ‘John Lewis law’ to businesses to give workers more control

New analysis from NEF shows that expanding co-ops will help UK tackle key economic challenges

Are oil and gas workers the coalminers of our generation?

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Anna Carthy and Mika Minio-Paluello

Are universal public services the answer to Europe's widening inequalities?

New study suggests that extending public services would combat rising inequality and strengthen social cohesion.

Arsheen Qasim

As Brexit dominates, its causes are being forgotten

The perennial and tragic irony is that the very conditions which led to Brexit are being eclipsed by the government's total preoccupation with it.

Ashis Tajhya

Ashraf Hamzah

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