Our water is in crisis, the prime minister has now swung behind public ownership of it. What’s next?

On the dubious dismissal of the public ownership of water.

The prime minister wants to fire up the country’s energy system. But how effective can it be when its budget is tight?

Millions of people in Great Britain face increase from Thursday to an average of £1,723 a year for a typical home

Legal frameworks governing corporate malpractice are not fit for purpose.

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An extract from our new briefing “Crystal Clear”.

Proposed government-backed network body welcomed by some in sector but others call it just another quango

The prime minister will say he wants to reduce energy costs in his first conference speech as Labour leader.

The clearest and most cost-effective route to genuine public control of England's water is through public ownership.

The clearest and most cost-effective route to genuine public control of England's water is through public ownership.

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 ...

High Society: Winners and Losers in the New Drug Economy Britain is in the grip of a drug crisis. We have one of the highest drug death rates in Europe. More…

Legal frameworks governing corporate malpractice are not fit for purpose.

The prime minister has a theory of power, its abuses and imbalances. But there is a major gap in his analysis

What the current crisis in children’s social care tells us about the outsourcing state.

What the current crisis in children’s social care tells us about the outsourcing state.

High Society: Winners and Losers in the New Drug Economy Britain is in the grip of a drug crisis. We have one of the highest drug death rates in Europe. More…

A new solar bond — a low-rate long-term loan from the National Wealth Fund to households — can deliver a rooftop revolution, cutting the cost of energy for millions.

A new solar bond — a low-rate long-term loan from the National Wealth Fund to households — can deliver a rooftop revolution, cutting the cost of energy for millions.