Rick Muir, Head of IPPR on the public service reform challenge facing Labour, which Liz spoke on last week.
Telegraph highlights the fact that the so-called ‘cap’ on care costs is anything but, and that, contrary to ministers’ claims, many people will still have to sell their homes to pay for care. Liz raised this issue in the House of Commons last week.
In my role as a Shadow Health Minister, I spoke in a debate in the House of Commons on Thursday 13 February on cancer priorities for the NHS. With a rising number of cases of cancer, at some point it will touch all of our lives. We need to raise […]
On 12th February I helped launch a major new report from the Institute for Public Policy Research called “Many to many: How the relational state will transform public services”. This important paper sets out how public services should change so they can deal with the challenges of the future. You […]
Liz appeared on the BBC’s Newsnight to discuss Labour’s plans to improve public services, following an important speech by Labour’s leader Ed Miliband, which you can read here. You can catch up with the programme via iPlayer here (the section of the programme starts at 14 mins 20 secs).
On Monday 10 February I appeared on the BBC’s Newsnight to discuss Labour’s plans to improve public services, following an important speech by Labour’s leader Ed Miliband, which you can read here. You can catch up with the programme via iPlayer here (the section of the programme starts at 14 mins 20 […]
Liz has asked energy company E.on to drop the charges after receiving scores of complaints from constituents in New Parks, Leicester.
Mary Riddell writes on how a power shift to the people is vital for Britain’s future.
How Labour is thinking about public services, including Liz on meeting the costs of our ageing population by merging health and social care budgets.
Rafael Behr writes on how Liz and Labour are considering how best to run public services when there’s less money around in the New Statesman here.
Patrick Wintour talks to Liz on Labour’s approach, with Liz arguing that “there is no future for our public services in continually salami-slicing and eking out more and more cuts”
Mary Riddell writes on Labour’s approach to public services and how Liz has been pushing for power to the people here.
