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A Mayor for Plymouth? Be Careful What You Vote For
Plymouth is heading for a referendum. After weeks of speculation and signature counting, Plymouth City Council has confirmed that more than 10,000 residents (10,856, to be exact) have signed a petition demanding a vote on whether Plymouth should introduce a directly elected mayor.

Louie Rowe
Apr 30


The Week In Brief: 27/04/2025
Reform UK isn't just making waves, it's threatening to flood the entire political landscape as four of our five stories this week feature them! Here’s your roundup of the top political stories from this week.

Louie Rowe
Apr 26


Britain’s New Asylum Plan? Out of Sight, Out of Mind
The UK’s migration strategy seems to be based less on solving the asylum backlog and more on exporting it. In the coming months, Britain could begin offshoring failed asylum seekers to so-called “return hubs” in the Balkans, under plans already gaining praise from ministers.

Louie Rowe
Apr 22


The Week In Brief: 21/04/2025
Definitions got clearer, forecasts got bleaker, and Plymouth’s water pipes gave up entirely— here’s your roundup of the top political stories from this week.

Louie Rowe
Apr 21


UK Pays the Price for 'America First'
The ripple effects of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs continue to shake the foundations of global trade. What began as a “America First” dogwhistle in 2018 now casts a long shadow over UK exporters, automakers, and steelmakers.

Louie Rowe
Apr 15


The Week In Brief: 06/04/2025
Global Trade Tensions, Political Scandals, and Consumer Reforms— here’s your roundup of the top political stories from this week.

Louie Rowe
Apr 6


A Lullaby to Voters: Reeves’ Spring Statement Promises Stability, Not Solutions
The 2025 Spring Statement is Rachel Reeves’ best attempt at a lullaby to voters. ‘Nothing to see here, we’ve got it under control!’

Louie Rowe
Mar 30


The Week In Brief: 30/03/2025
Budgets, borders, and a brewing trade bust-up— Reeves counts pennies, Cooper counts visas, and No. 10 braces for a tariff tantrum.

Louie Rowe
Mar 30


Plymouth Looks to the Moors – and Beyond
Civic Centre and Council House, Plymouth. Plymouth City Council has unveiled ambitious plans to expand its boundaries, incorporating 13...

Louie Rowe
Mar 24


The Week In Brief: 23/03/2025
From Heathrow’s blackout chaos to Westminster's budget brawls, it’s been a week of power struggles.

Louie Rowe
Mar 23


From Bureaucracy to Bedside: Starmer’s NHS Shake-Up Promises Less Red Tape
Keir Starmer has announced one of the most significant changes to the NHS in over a decade: the abolition of NHS England.

Louie Rowe
Mar 15


The Week In Brief: 09/03/2025
The government juggles world affairs, property reforms, and the occasional political punch-up— here’s your roundup of the top political stories from this week.

Louie Rowe
Mar 9


Rachel Reeves guns for growth with Heathrow Expansion, but so did Blair, Brown, Cameron, and May. So, what are the chances of it happening this time?
The nation’s favourite political football just got another turn on the field, but what are the chances of it actually happening?

Louie Rowe
Jan 29
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