We are campaigning for wage and state benefits to beat inflation.
There must be price controls on consumer goods.
We need rent controls.
We demand a cap on energy bills and an immediate end to higher prices for those on prepayment meters.
The government must take the energy companies into public ownership and a rapid move toward renewable energy sources.
The government must impose a wealth tax on individuals and corporations which can then be distributed to those who need it most.
It is time to fight back against the cost of living crisis. The cost of living campaign is a new way for communities, trade unions, political organisations and activists to come together and beat the squeeze!
The Conservative Party leadership competition has revealed starkly that the governing party doesn’t have a clue how to tackle the cost of living crisis.
As we prepare for the TUC ‘We Demand Better’ march on 18 June, Susan Pashkoff comments on the latest series of crisis to befall the Conservative Government.
While we face economic crisis on multiple fronts, Economics Professor Ozlem Onaran writes this is the time to rethink big, not just on fiscal policy but also public ownership.
Trade unionists and community campaigners are building for the TUC protest on 18 June, getting the word out to people going to work that we can fight back against the cost of living crisis.
If you were looking for long-term solutions to the problems in the British economy, you would have been disappointed with Rishi Sunak’s package.
The annual Sunday Times Rich List has been met with anger as the scale of wealth owned by the richest people living in the UK is exposed.
In Harehills, one of the most deprived areas of the UK, people already queue for three hours before the food bank opens.
The choice between heating and eating will have a big impact on those suffering from an eating disorder, warns Emily Chundy
An alarming leaked document, drawn up with input from the National Police Chiefs’ Council, warns drugs gang recruitment and sexual exploitation cases are set to rise.
General secretary of teaching union NASUWT described the situation as ‘deeply disturbing’.
More than half the world’s countries at heightened risk of conflict and instability because of soaring food and energy prices.
(CNN Business) When she first started to shed some weight, Yvonne DeBurgo quipped that she could afford to lose it.
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