#labour-government

#labour-government

Cutting PCSOs by Essex Police despite new funding has faced significant backlash from Labour MPs.

Disappointment prevails in the creative sector regarding Labour's arts policy; stakeholders seek dedicated attention and action.

The arts are struggling under the new Labour government, raising concerns over its fragmented approach.

Labour has rebranded its housing department to emphasize raising living standards over regional 'levelling up.'

The UK is resuming economic talks with China after six years, aiming to repair ties and boost trade.

Rachel Reeves missed a key opportunity to engage with small businesses by not visiting the artisan market right below her during her recent outing.

Labour's government has stalled on urgent social care reform, extending timelines and risking continued dysfunction in the health service.

A significant number of British workers want automatic overtime pay and legal protection from after-hours contact by employers.

The Iraq war defined Tony Blair's government, overshadowing other significant issues such as the EU migration policy debates. It irreparably damaged his reputation.

Migrant crossings in the English Channel rose by 25% in 2024, marking the deadliest year with at least 76 deaths.

The UK and EU are moving towards renewed relations amid global instability, emphasizing the need for security and collaborative efforts post-Brexit.

Prison assaults in England and Wales have risen significantly, averaging 74 per day, with serious concerns about overcrowding and safety.

Reform of English local government is crucial for rebuilding trust in politics and improving public service delivery.

Labour recognizes the failure of British governance but lacks a concrete plan to address and modernize the state.

20,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel since Labour's government took office, highlighting a significant political challenge regarding immigration.

The Civil Service Commission review found the appointment process largely satisfactory, with fewer bypasses in recruitment rules after the last election.

The UK and India are actively pursuing a free trade agreement, with renewed efforts under the Labour government.

Culture should be regarded as a public good rather than a commodity, emphasizing its societal importance.

The decline of social housing in England, from a third to 16%, reflects a growing housing crisis exacerbated by policies like the Right To Buy.

Councils in England are now permitted to adopt a four-day work week, as the government removes previous concerns.

The promised £100 million funding for Greater Manchester councils will proceed, crucially supporting various regeneration projects despite previous concerns.

Labour's government aims to boost onshore wind energy as part of a clean electricity strategy by 2030.

The UK is piloting a four-day workweek in a trial involving 1,000 workers, aiming to gain governmental support.

The Labour government plans to abolish the Winter Fuel Payment, affecting millions of elderly and aiming to save significant funds.

The number of international protection applications in Ireland is expected to exceed 20,000 in 2024, a notable increase from 2023.

The Labour government faces internal and external communication challenges, complicating its budget strategy and political standing.

Michael Howard's 'prison works' ideology shaped UK criminal justice for decades, emphasizing incarceration as a primary solution.

The Labour administration grapples with significant economic challenges and departmental cuts, revealing early struggles in governance.

Labour government's new asylum policies could reduce backlog and grant asylum to over 63,000 individuals by 2025.

The UK government aims to attract private investment for national infrastructure projects through a relaunch of Labour's infrastructure taskforce.

Cameron criticized the Labour government for not implementing sanctions against extremist members of the Israeli government, advocating for accountability and respect for laws.