Despite constant and ill-informed attacks, one could say that the tea break has always fuelled Britain's economic growth

Not just preserving a progressive tradition, but pointing the way forward: Clarion House

An analysis of the Local Election results in the former East Lancashire Cotton Belt, the Red Wall

About the Labour government and international trade post Brexit, and the need for democratic control of trade policy

Agitprop celebrates the Grunwick Strike (1976 to 1978), and why it is important to remember the line We are the...

Even an air-raid siren didn’t stop Ukrainian law students engaging in an online meeting and discussion with a former MEP

Bread and Roses – the song of the brave, fortright mill girls of Lancashire and beyond

Labour loses ground as it shuns its political and intellectual roots

How a derelict mill in Bury, Lancashire became a temporary and uncomfortable refuge for Schwitters, a world famous German artist...

A river journey ends at an epoch-making scene across a bridge in Berlin

Densely packed with information, Salveson’s ‘Lancastrians’ is almost a reference book, rather than a page-turner – all the more reason...

The demonisation of asylum seekers has a parallel with the treatment of “enemy alien” refugees in wartime Britain.

If Sunak has made Brexit “better”, will Starmer offer to make it “even better”?

Progressives in Britain who are interested in the politics of coalitions could learn a lot from Germany’s new 'traffic light'...