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We need 5,000 extra customs officers to cope with Brexit - but more cuts are coming instead
Front-line workers fear more cuts will leave the customs service unable to cope if the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal
Rosa Crawford - 03 October 2018
Border force workers unload boxes from the back of a lorry
Let's make our education system fairer and build a fairer society
NUS President Shakira Martin reflects on her speech to the TUC 150 Congress on Monday 10 September 2018
Shakira Martin - 13 September 2018
NUS President Shakira Martin address the TUC 150 Congress
Don’t listen to Branson – VTEC is to blame for the East Coast Mainline fiasco
Franchising has failed – only a publicly funded railway can deliver good service, fair terms and conditions and economic benefits for the whole country
Kam Gill - 13 September 2018
A virgin branded train
If Mrs May's Brexit deal isn't good enough, we'll demand a popular vote
When trade unionists do a deal, we go back to members to get their approval. So if the PM's Brexit deal fails workers, that’s what we’ll do
Frances O'Grady - 09 September 2018
Frances O'Grady speaking at a TUC 150 Congress lecturn
Congress 2018 - Celebrating 150 years of standing up for workers
The best way to mark the TUC’s 150th birthday is by making our movement fit for the next 150 years
Frances O'Grady - 08 September 2018
Dispatch riders wait for orders outside the TUC headquarters,1926
Privatisation fails again as government takes over "crisis" prison
Years of Tory austerity and an obsession with privatisation have led to “appalling” failings at HMP Birmingham
Kam Gill - 20 August 2018
Cancellations, delays, chaos – yet rail fares keep on rising
With rail fare rises outstripping wages yet again, the time has come to return our railways to public ownership
Kam Gill - 15 August 2018
Another fine mess at the Ministry of Justice as private probation contracts end early
The outsourcing of probation services is yet another car crash set in motion by former justice secretary Chris Grayling
Matt Dykes - 27 July 2018
Rat infestations and soaring suicide rates – what’s happened to our prisons under the Tories?
After years of funding cuts, the criminal justice system is on the verge of total collapse
Kam Gill - 12 July 2018
HM Prison Service badge
Happy 70th birthday to the NHS – let’s keep it free, for all, forever
This Saturday thousands will gather in London to celebrate seventy years of the NHS - and to demand it remains publicly owned and properly funded
Frances O'Grady - 29 June 2018
Photo of Frances O'Grady meeting with NHS workers
Imagine an NHS without the Windrush Generation
The growth and development of the NHS is inextricably linked with the journey and experiences of the Windrush Generation and similar migrants
Melrose Stewart - 25 June 2018
Photgraph of HMT Empire Windrush
Theresa May’s NHS funding pledge: what we know and what we don't
Five things that should give you pause for thought
Matt Dykes - 18 June 2018

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