How have we gotten to this point? We have a man leading the polls calling an by-election on himself where his only oppontent is a man with a bin on his head.

The deepfake ads flooding X are a financial scam. But the accounts running them are wearing a very specific costume.

Andy Burnham saw a decisive victory at the Makerfield by-election, but his victory speech said everything execpt for asking Starmer to step aside.

The funding model of UK universities is being stretched quite a bit, with many operating in deficits

Combe's TikTok on Jolene's shows some of the issues that gentrification itself raises

Blairite, Brownite, Corbynite – who is Andy Burnham?

With pressure mounting, and enough numbers calling for Starmer to resign, if a leadership bid is triggered who are the likely contenders?

What just happened? Could this be it for Starmer?

I know this is very different to what I write, but Google doesn't know this Substack exists yet, so I can just do whatever I feel like. So here is a long rant rather than a tought out piece

With the end of Starmer’s premiership being a hotly debated topic, I thought I’d take a moment to explore what Starmerism actually is — and whether anyone can truly define it.

Political history could be made in England's local elections with five major parties polling quite closely, giving voters a real choice rather than a protest vote.

GPCs have been an instrumental part of government funding, but there are several questions over how it is being used to dodge public scrunity and bypass traditional routes

With homes almost being rejected due to shadows over a playing field there are several restrictions to building better infrastructure in the UK

With 7million people waiting for tratement across the UK can Labour's plan to shift to community-based healthcare really work for everyone?

The recent by-election saw a 12,000 vote swing in favour of the Green's which could mean huge consequences for the Labour Party

The tube has seen another 5.8% price rise, but this is set to continue, as commuter numbers fail to recover completely post-COVID

With six regions currently being on the devolution fast-track, what exactly is the benefit of doing it?

Was not planning on starting a Substack bus since the spam PR emailers have found my personal email, might as well get back into it

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer spoke at Suffolk New College in Ipswich about the investment going to Sizewell C.

A residential property tribunal heard that fire safety issues in Focus Apartments, Carr Street in Ipswich were known 10 months before a flat went up…

A homeowner and leader in Ipswich has welcomed the new changes by the government to the residential system but said more needs to be done.

A former Conservative Ipswich borough councillor who was suspended for social media posts is now Reform UK's chair for Ipswich.

Community leaders in Kesgrave and Felixstowe have reacted to plans to form a 'Greater Ipswich' unitary authority.

Ipswich MP Jack Abbott has had conversations with relevant ministers as he eyes a possible bid to make the Suffolk town the UK's City of Culture…

East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) has decided to privatise some roles at hospitals in Ipswich, Colchester and elsewhere.

Ipswich Star reporter Shikhar Talwar has written about his visit to House of Commons in Westminster.

An Ipswich taxi company that raised concerns about withheld fares from a fare comparison app say they have now been issued with fines.