Articles by Sam Clayden
Labour beat election expectations but concerns remain
By Sam Clayden | 06 May 2016
The Labour party did better than predicted in England, but suffered major setbacks in Scotland an...
Research raises questions over forced academisation
By Sam Clayden | 05 May 2016
Good schools do not benefit from academy conversion but failing schools do show signs of improvem...
Cameron backs down on child refugee proposals
By Sam Clayden | 04 May 2016
Prime minister David Cameron has climbed down on plans to block an amendment to resettle unaccomp...
MPs use finance excuse to block Lords housing amendments
By William Eichler | 04 May 2016
The Government has overruled several key amendments to the Housing and Planning Bill agreed in th...
Highways deal offers better value for East Sussex
By Sam Clayden | 03 May 2016
The appointment of a new joint venture to take responsibility over highways in East Sussex will o...
DCLG is standing firm in face of right to buy report
By Sam Clayden | 03 May 2016
Whitehall should be ‘embarrassed’ by the findings of a damning public accounts committee (PAC) re...
Morgan's Tory appeal over school reforms
By Sam Clayden | 03 May 2016
Education secretary Nicky Morgan has attempted to appease dissenting Tory councillors and MPs con...
Devo disputes continue
By Sam Clayden | 03 May 2016
Ongoing wrangles over devolution deals are causing regions to miss out on vital opportunities, MP...
Whitehall should be 'embarrassed' by PAC report
By Sam Clayden | 29 April 2016
Whitehall should be ‘embarrassed’ by the findings of a public accounts committee (PAC) report int...
Whitehall must 'rethink' after 13th housing defeat
By Sam Clayden | 28 April 2016
The Government must now rethink its ‘damaging’ housing plans after 13 defeats in the House of Lor...
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