Issue No 5: 13 November 2020

The “Party of Business” Fails the Business Test

by Tom Serpell

Taking aim at the BBC

Ginny Smith 20 October 2020

Taking action? Brighton & Hove City Council takes steps to address its diversity problem

Mo Kanjilal 9 November 2020

Contracts, cronyism and jobs for chums

Vivienne Griffiths 22 December 2020

Code Six: the “new” standard for a zero carbon house is actually an ancient concept

Rod Watson 27 October 2020

From child refugee to Life Peer – 80 years on, Lord Alf Dubs is still fighting for today’s young asylum seekers

Ginny Foster 23 October 2020

Defenders of Democracy: Jonathan Heawood

Ginny Smith 9 November 2020

MP’s re-heated excuses over free school meals

Mark Bullock 27 October 2020

Johnson reveals only nationalism’s uglier face

Tom Serpell 28 October 2020

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