Five Bad Credit Myths Cut Down to Size
Myth 1 – Lenders Won’t Lend to Me with Poor Credit Not necessarily true. They’re likely to just charge you higher interest. There are many cards on...
The True Cost of Prescription Charges in England
On 1 May, prescription charges in England will climb to £9.90 per item, making it the only UK nation still charging patients for medications. While...
Understanding Tariffs and Trump's Trade Policies
Tariffs are taxes or duties imposed by a government on imported goods. They serve to increase the cost of foreign products, protect domestic indust...
Transport Workers Violence, Abuse and the Need for Real Protection Pt.2
Just like NHS, retail workers and social care staff, transport workers across the public transport system are facing a growing epidemic of violence...
England Pays the Price for Westminster Instability
Workers of England Union (WEU) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: 22/06/2026 England Pays the Price for Westminster Instability The Workers of England Uni...
Should the Railways Be Renationalised?
All aboard The Big Debate Express! This week we ask: “Should Britain’s railways be renationalised?” For more perspective, see our in-depth discussi...
WEU: No Party Funding
Why We Oppose Private Party Funding At Workers of England Union (WEU), we firmly believe that private party funding undermines democratic integrity...
Workers of England Union Protects Members from Day One
Starting a new job can be uncertain. Many workers worry about fair treatment, support if something goes wrong, and whether they really have a voice...
RMT, the Four-Day Week Dispute, and the Politics of 23 April
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 cont...
WEU Christmas Opening Hours 2025
Thanks to your support, 2025 was a year of incredible growth and success for the Workers of England Union. We are committed to delivering even stro...