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In Response to: Oxford Magazine, No. 452, 0th Week, TT, “The New Roundheads”

From 1798 to 1822 Britain suffered it longest ever fall in wages and a huge drop in living conditions

I suspect they would agree to him joining, were he to ask. He is, after all, both patriotic and a multi-millionaire.

Finland has been the happiest country on earth for the past six years, according to the World Happiness Survey.

The gap between rich and poor is wider than it has been for a century. We think that change is impossible, but it may have already begun

New global ranking for life expectancy shows decades-long UK decline.

You may have become aware of a little controversy surrounding a few small changes concerning how car traffic is routed through the city of Oxford.

On 1st of February 2023 half a million public sectors workers took part in strikes. These were the largest strikes in more than a decade.

You probably don’t know about the 1922 general election. It was the ‘breakthrough election’.

We often don’t truly value something until we have lost it.

When the coalition government first introduced its landmark Health and Social Care Act

Three different think tanks produced three contrasting analyses of the effects of the Chancellor’s autumn statement of November 17th 2022

We should not be alarmed at the rise in global population; it’s inequality, greed and waste that are the real problems of our age.

With the autumn budget announced today (17/11/2022) and the Conservative government once again signalling a return to austerity, it is timely to be reminded of two key points.

On September 5th 2022 Liz Truss was elected as Prime Minster winning 81,326 votes