Neil Duncan-Jordan warns an economy where very few feel better when a country’s wealth is growing will erode public confidence.
Tag: Economy
Socialist Economic Policies – the only alternative to never-ending cuts
We need for a break from the more than 40 years of profiteering was the clear message of a packed left event at TUC.
Time to raise working class living standards – Daniel Kebede, NEU #TUC25
Daniel Kebede says Labour's failure to lift working-class living standards has created the political space for Nigel Farage to flourish. It's time to change that.
No Chancellor, we need more not less, regulation of the banks – The Red Weekly
In this week’s Red Weekly column, Labour Outlook’s Sam Browse responds to the Chancellor’s reckless plan for deregulation - including measures brought in after the 2008 crisis.
Richard Burgon MP delivers 80,000 Strong Petition for a Wealth Tax to Downing Street
The campaign for a Wealth Tax is gaining traction as Richard Burgon MP delivers an 80,000-strong Petition to Downing Street and Launches a new Parliamentary Motion for a Wealth Tax.
Elected to represent our constituents’ interests – Brian Leishman MP
Brian Leishman MP writes the Labour Party must exist to improve living standards and lift people out of poverty.
Multimillionaires wealth has grown incredibly – we need a wealth tax – Brian Leishman MP
Brian Leishman MP makes the case for a wealth tax to resolve the inequality and poverty caused by fourteen years of Conservative years of austerity.
50 Labour MPs vote against welfare bill – Ben Folley
Ben Folley highlights the scale of opposition to the government's disability welfare cuts
The Universal Credit Bill is a tragedy – Rachael Maskell MP
Rachael Maskell MP argues the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments Bill will only end in tragedy for disabled people.
Welfare bill changes don’t go far enough – Neil Duncan-Jordan MP
Writing ahead of the Universal Credit & PIP Bill debate, Neil Duncan-Jordan MP argues the government's last minute concessions don't go far enough.