The Jury System: Past, Present, and the Battle for Its Future
Over the coming weeks, the Workers of England Union will be publishing a three-part series examining one of the oldest and most important foundatio...
Can England Feed Itself? Part 2
The journey toward food self-sufficiency in England is challenging but achievable. By restructuring land use, rethinking diets, embracing technolog...
Higher Education
Government Announces a Decrease in Knife Crime: Check the Reality of the Figures
The Government has pointed to a recent fall in knife crime as evidence that its strategy is working. Headline figures show a reduction in offences,...
Students Across England Hit Again as Tuition Fees Rise with Inflation
The government has confirmed that university tuition fees in England will rise every year in line with inflation from 2026 onwards. While ministers...
The Great Social Media Ban: Will It Protect Children?
Will The UK Repeat Australia's Mistakes and introduce Digital ID through the backdoor or drive children to the unregulated Dark web? It is often as...
Sleep and Shift Work: Guidance for Shift Workers
Shift work can disrupt your natural body clock and make getting enough quality sleep difficult. Poor sleep affects alertness, health, and safety. T...
Supreme Court Ruling on Holiday Pay
The interpretation of what constitutes normal pay has been evolving since 2014/15. On 4 October, the Supreme Court issued a landmark decision makin...
Part 1: Why Taking a Break Is Important at Work
In today’s workplaces, it’s easy to believe that non-stop working equals commitment or success. Whether you’re on the front line, behind a desk, or...