As Alice Cooper once famously sang, school’s out for the summer. For many this means jetting off to sunnier climes or picking up a bucket and spade and heading off to the British seaside. Whether you’re searching out Mickey Mouse in Florida or riding a donkey down...
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, has urged the Government to step up the building of council homes, following new research on current build rates. New Labour analysis shows at the current rate of building of council and social homes, it will take over 130...
The Peterloo Massacre casts a long shadow in our national history. The horrendous murder of men, women and children peacefully gathered at St Peter’s Field to demand political representation for ordinary people was a pivotal moment in our shared story. Whilst Peterloo...
“There is no magic money tree” declared the former Prime Minister, Theresa May, in answer to a nurse who’d asked, during one of the TV debates in the 2017 General Election, why she couldn’t have a pay rise. Now it appears Boris Johnson hasn’t just found the tree;...
Andrew Gwynne, MP for Denton and Reddish, has called on Asda to think again over threatening thousands of staff with the sack if they don’t sign a controversial new contract. The issue over these controversial new contracts has been rumbling on for some months...
Last week I led a British parliamentary delegation to the People’s Republic of China. It was for the 9th UK-China Young Leaders’ Roundtable, an event I’ve been privileged to attend on six occasions now. They’re reciprocal visits, so the 10th Roundtable is in London...
