Why England’s Drinking Water Is at Risk – and How Nationalisation Can Fix It In July 2025, the latest Drinking Water Report for England confirmed what many communities have suspected for years: the quality, safety, and reliability of our drinking water is being undermined by a system that puts profit before people. While the document […]
Who Speaks for Us? The working class is talked about endlessly in politics, in media, in headlines – but rarely are we actually heard. And even less so when we’re poor. We’re told we’re lazy, dependent, unskilled, ungrateful. We’re shamed for using food banks, blamed for the housing crisis, and mocked for needing help. Yet […]
Being Pro Anti-Racism: More Than Just Not Being Racist
It’s not enough to say “I’m not racist.”If you’re not actively fighting racism, you’re helping to keep it in place.That’s the uncomfortable truth. And it’s long past time we faced it. Being anti-racist means getting off the fence. It means calling racism what it is – even when it’s uncomfortable, even when it’s subtle, and […]
From Gaza to Green New Deal: One Struggle, Many Fronts
Look around and you’ll see a world on fire – quite literally. From bombs falling on Gaza to floods swallowing cities, from oil rigs polluting the seas to families choosing between heating and eating, it’s hard not to feel like everything is connected. Because it is. You can’t talk about climate justice without talking about […]
Let’s not kid ourselves: the class war never really went away. But these days, they’re not even pretending to hide it. It’s right there in your rent going up. In your wages staying the same while your bills double. In the food banks running out. In the fact you’re knackered after doing two jobs and […]
