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Two years after Grenfell, the fight for justice continues
The Grenfell tragedy must never happen again. The new prime minister should make our buildings safe, invest in fire protection and reform fire and building safety systems.
Matt Wrack - 14 June 2019
LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 14: People stop to hug firefighters during a silent march to St Mark’s Park (Kensington Memorial Park)
Austerity has left UK justice on the brink - the Chancellor must act to save it
The FDA union's Manifesto for Justice is a blueprint for reversing the damage that nine years of austerity have done to the UK criminal justice system.
Roland Zollner - 11 June 2019
Lawyer's wigs
NHS England moves to undo the damage done by outsourcing
NHS England has published proposals to help the delivery of its long-term plan. These proposals set out the changes to support integration and new models of care that NHS England would like to see happen in the next five and ten years.
Marion Nicolaides - 24 May 2019
Hospital staff
Private prisons are more violent, so why does the MoJ want more of them?
A new report highlights how private companies are failing to provide prisons that are safe and secure.
Kam Gill - 15 May 2019
Welcome to HMP Birmingham
Government finally admits G4S can't be trusted to run Birmingham prison
Decision to return HMP Birmingham to public control proof that private profit and the criminal justice system don't go together
Kam Gill - 02 April 2019
A close up image of a prison officer's uniform badge
Interserve shows the Government still haven’t learned the lessons of Carillion
Just over a year since the collapse of Carillion, another outsourcing giant looks set to topple.
Kam Gill - 15 March 2019
A guilty verdict for privatised probation
Today the National Audit Office delivered their verdict on the government's shake up of probation services, and it is not pretty.
Kam Gill - 01 March 2019
Chris Grayling. Photo: Crown Copyright
Rail franchises are running out of track
Put bluntly, the rail franchise system cannot continue the way it is today.
Kam Gill - 01 March 2019
Rail signals. Photo: Amanda Lewis / Getty
Brexit is making everyone poorer – except the rich
While Tory Brexiteers scramble to protect their millions before the UK leaves the EU, workers are already counting the cost from years of economic uncertainty
Elena Crasta - 09 December 2018
A worried worker on the left and Jacob-Rees Mogg on the right
Our education system is in crisis
The government must listen to our teachers if it's to be saved
Beth Farhat - 14 November 2018
How to beat the commuter blues
More employers should set about starting to solve the problem of ever-lengthening commute times
Frances O'Grady - 13 November 2018
photo: commuting blues
Five reasons why austerity is going nowhere
Last week we set five tests for the government to prove that austerity was “over”. Today’s Budget failed them all.
Geoff Tily - 29 October 2018
Chancellor Philip Hammond

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