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He dragged Labour back to its roots, increased its membership and found a strong audience with Trade Unions

‘He dragged Labour back to its roots’ – BFAWU pays tribute to Jeremy Corbyn

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"she’s been the brains behind some of Labour’s best received policies of the last few years."

Rebecca Long-Bailey should be the next Labour leader

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"A number of easements and clarifications could be made to smooth implementation"

Review of the April 2020 changes to off-payroll working will need to move speedily, says CIOT

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High pollution days linked to medical emergencies

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Consultation launched on introducing green number plates

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High Speed 2 review announced by Government

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Call for crackdown on phone use at the wheel

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10,000 children try taste of venison at educational shows

BASC has introduced venison to more than 10,000 children at food and farming days in Essex, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire over the past month. The BASC Eastern team attended three events where they cooked venison tasters and gave talks about the health benefits of eating this delicious source of protein.

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"Since 2008 bus journeys have decreased by 15.5% in metropolitan areas outside of London."

Continuing decline in bus passenger journeys could be affecting productivity

The continuing decline in bus journeys taken and bus mileage in England was reaffirmed in The Department for Transport’s annual bus statistics released today (30/01/2019).

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Thousands could have been exposed to asbestos in science experiments

Tens of thousands of pupils and teachers and other staff could have been exposed to asbestos in science labs, after it was revealed by the HSE that two companies have been supplying equipment containing the deadly material to UK schools, the NASUWT – The Teachers’ Union is warning today.

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