UNIONS called on ministers to save the Royal Mail today after it announced plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs by the end of 2027.Communication Workers Union deputy general secretary Martin Walsh said that the proposals will affect some 200 CWU-represented jobs in administration and revenue protection.“We urge the government to confront the reality of a collapsing Royal Mail and intervene to save this national institution,” he said.

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Mayors will also be given new powers to hold failing water firms to account.

Andy Burnham hails nationalisation of much-criticised service between London, Birmingham and Glasgow

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander says the government will consider whether to make all new trains taxpayer owned after private leasing firms rake in billions of pounds

Welsh Water has fallen short on sewage pollution, despite having no shareholders for over two decades, chief acknowledges

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“Not a single privatised water utility comes even close to their performance,” Professor Asit Biswas, water expert and winner of the Stockholm Water Prize, told the Financial Times.

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ANDY BURNHAM has been urged to ditch his “worse than useless” plans to create regional water boards and commit to fully renationalising Thames Water, energy companies and the Royal Mail.The prime mini...

Government outsourcing has channelled public money into private profit, at the expense of workers’ rights, democratic accountability and service quality. Bringing services back in-house should be the ...

consultation to reject proposed water company bill increases. Ofwat.

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Unions, thinktanks and others say overhaul could provide investment Britain needs

TfL officials will begin discussions with bus operators later this month

Labour MP Paul Davies, who led a Westminster Hall debate, said scrapping the “disastrous” privatised model could also help restore public trust in the sector

An explanation of why a referendum is a powerful and strategic demand in the fight for publicly owned water

Andy Burnham has used bold language on the water industry but we don't know how that will fare with the economic reality he faces - as Labour MPs urge him to go in different directions.