Tory ‘voter ID’ laws would stop millions voting. How democratic!
Four reasons why the government’s plans are bad news
Four reasons why the government’s plans are bad news
Report shows some departments falling seriously behind on communication
A new project to counter IS’s narrative with religious expertise is commendable and neccessary
Asking mosques for support is an act of solidarity, not division
Top-down intervention in local renewable projects is hurting public support for them
Eric Pickles’s comments on ‘militant atheists’ belie an ignorance as to what secularism is, writes Matthew Broomfield.
The headline figure of ‘troubled families’ tells us little about the situation in local areas.
Birmingham’s Labour-run council is facing a £625 million deficit by 2016/2017. Budget cuts of up to 50% are planned. What public services will survive?
Jill Rutter writes on migration issues and through IPPR will be publishing a paper on integration in February 2013. A month after Ed Miliband’s speech on migrant integration and nearly 12 months after his Department published its integration strategy, Erictest
Richard Hebditch of the Campaign for Better Transport reflects on the reshuffle changes at the departments for communities and transport.