Greenwich teachers have effectively made their part of London a no-go area for the further academisation of its schools, led by the National Education Union at The John Roan School.

The government may have announced the end of “austerity” – but Birmingham City Council must find £86 million in savings in the next four years.

Services such as meals on wheels are being hacked by relentlessly as government cuts bite.

Thousands of women workers, including cleaners, carers, learning support staff, and those in nurseries and administration walked out on 23 October on a two-day strike.

An editorial in the British Medical Journal – not noted for a pro-Brexit line – points out the weaknesses of medical device regulation in the EU.

Designs for two new stations which will form a key part of the HS2 rail plan have now been unveiled.

The widespread onslaught on local jobs and services continues, as the government’s false economies grind on.

The 1,500 enthusiastic Brexiteers who came to Leave Means Leave’s Bolton rally show that the people are ready to fight for Brexit. 

EU rules force around a third of all fruit and vegetables produced on British farms are thrown away purely because they don’t look good enough, scientists say.

University managements are circulating a pension proposal to university workers for consultation based on fundamentally flawed assumptions about the economy and interest rates.