Labour’s roots will always lie in Britain’s manufacturing heartlands. But as we learnt from the 2019 General Election, we lost our way in representing these communities. After 13 years of Tory rule, Britain now heavily relies on imports to support critical industries; like steel and energy, instead of producing goods[…]
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Green Milestones for Future Airports to Follow

In June 2018 the proposed new runway project at Heathrow achieved outline planning consent, through its Parliamentary majority of 296 in a vote of MPs. It is set to be the biggest privately funded infrastructure project in the world. However, there are still many hoops it must jump through before[…]