WEU News Articles

Most people in England still believe the British government spends their taxes mainly on English public services. The reality is very different. Catch up on Part 1 As mentioned in the previou...

The United Kingdom increasingly functions as four politically different parts sharing one state. Since devolution began in 1998, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have gained extensive control o...

We are Clearly the Trade Union that is needed for England. Tell your Colleagues, Friends and families to join us The political earthquake that the Workers of England Union warned about for years ...

Time to Join a Trade Union! While Big Tech builds the future at staggering cost, workers are being asked to absorb the consequences without protection. The world’s largest technology firms, such ...

Building Connections, Confronting Challenges, Strengthening Workers’ Voices across England From 28 to 30 April, a major cross-industry trade event was held at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC),...

This is the sort of list that is not meant for a lecture hall, it is meant for a pint in hand, a raised eyebrow, and the occasional “surely not?” across the table. It is a rolling celebration of t...

The latest strike action by the RMT on the London Underground is not a new dispute. It is the continuation of a long-running conflict over who controls working conditions on the railway.March’s pla...

The British Government plans to build a new generation of towns across England from Tempsford to Thamesmead* and are presenting it as a major step toward solving the housing crisis. Each site is ex...

In 2025, raw sewage was discharged into England’s rivers, lakes and seas 291,492 times, more than once every two minutes. That is not a system under pressure. That is a system operating exactly as...

In Part I, we identified oversupply as the structural problem facing English wine, Part 2, must address how the industry attempts to sell its way out of it. The first constraint is labour. Making...