We Own It set out why public ownership of water will always represent the best deal for household across Britain.
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By Backing Public Ownership, We Can Tackle the Rise of the Far-Right – Ben Chacko
"We need a mass campaign offering the answer here. One which places the question of public ownership back at the heart of political debate."
Stop the energy rip off
We Own It set out the case for meaningful government action to tackle outrageous energy bills.
5 great policies for public ownership, and 5 missed opportunities – We Own It on the King’s Speech
We Own It analyses 5 key policies for public ownership announced at the King's Speech and 5 missed opportunities for campaigners to focus on.
Open letter to Starmer calls for an end to the privatisation of water – We Own It
On the 35th anniversary of water privatisation We Own It sent an open letter to our new government, calling for a root-and-branch review of the water industry.
Workers Can’t Wait – Public Ownership Now!
As part of our Workers Can't Wait series,, Matt Willgress looks at why we need public ownership to stop the corporate rip-off.
Keep Our NHS Public’s call for the General Election – ‘Restore the People’s NHS’
Responding to the General Election announcement, Keep Our NHS Public have upped the call for a properly funded health service and an end to privatisation in our NHS.
Let’s make a ‘People’s NHS’ a key issue at the General Election – Keep Our NHS Public
The NHS will be one of the most important issues of the General Election. We must demand the kind of NHS we all deserve: A ‘People’s NHS’ - Tom Griffiths, Keep Our NHS Public
First Republic Bank Collapse and the case for public ownership – Micheal Roberts
The collapse of the First Republic Banks and others present a powerful argument for public ownership - Economist Michael Roberts' analyses the banking crisis.
RMT calls for public ownership of buses after Government criticised in transport report
"It is clear ministers are more interested in protecting bumper profits made by bus companies, than protecting and providing a vital service to passengers" - Mick Lynch, RMT.