England’s Potatoes Under Pressure and Why It Matters for All of Us
Will the cost of England’s traditional fish and chips keep rising? Potato farming in England, long seen as one of the cornerstones of British agric...
Why British Trade Unions Should Follow the Workers of England Lead...
...And Not Fund the Labour Party A Message from Stephen Morris, General Secretary of the Workers of England Union (WEU) Between 2019 and 2025, Brit...
A History of Voting in England, Part 1
The evolution of voting in England is a tale of gradual, hard-won change—a centuries-long struggle to expand political rights from a privileged few...
NHS England Enquiries
NHS England commissions or buys primary care services for local communities, including GPs, dentists, opticians and pharmacy services. We also comm...
England’s water industry is once again asking for patience. Once again, it does not deserve it.
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 unde...
Bank of England's Brexit Party Cost
Dear Members, If you ever doubt that our fight to improve our working conditions is not worth the effort, please read this article. These out-of-to...
Workers of England Union Holds Successful AGM 2025
The Workers of England Union recently held its Annual General Meeting on the 19th October 2025 in Nottingham, bringing together a strong and enthus...
NHS England Boss Pledges to Invest in General Practice
Whilst the Workers of England supports the continued investment in General Practice it is the level of investment in NHS England’s frontline staff ...
Who Speaks for the Workers of England?
Tata Steel is selling its entire UK operations, placing 15,000 jobs at risk. This sell-off will affect English steel workers just as much as their ...
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 - A Bit More Guidance Pt.2
What It Means for Tenants and Landlords in England A Bit More Guidance for Members (Part 2) Strengthening Tenants’ Rights – What’s Changing and Why...