The Northern Powerhouse – the sign of a one nation government
In his latest column, Harvey Tomes praises the Northern Powerhouse as a necessary and innovative idea.
UK Politics
College fee rises: why they are unacceptable
Miriam Brittenden condemns the rise in accommodation fees, suggesting it will spell the end of accessible education.
Syria: why ‘to bomb’ or ‘not to bomb’ is not the question
Sophie Levin debunks the myths surrounding yesterday’s decision to extend airstrikes against Isil into Syria.
Tests for seven year olds: good or bad idea?
Kate Mcintosh examines Nicky Morgan’s decision to extend standardised testing to Key Stage 1 pupils.
Why Durham needs to divest from fossil fuels
George Evans argues that Durham should stop investing in fossil fuels in his new Green Party column for The Bubble.
The Conservative Party will either thrive or crash
Harvey Tomes discusses the future of the Conservative Party in his new column.
College rents: why we are demonstrating
Treveylan College Left Society explain the reasoning behind the demonstration against College rent rises on Monday.
What do young people think of Jeremy Corbyn?
Daniel Cohen and Alannah Travers go head to head over Jeremy Corbyn: have YOUR say in our online poll!
Why does George Osborne continue with tax credit cuts? Because he can get away with it
With Jeremy Corbyn as Leader of the Labour Party, the government feels invincible, argues Tom Barker.
The Suffragettes: More Than Just a History Lesson
‘Suffragette’ celebrates women’s suffrage; 100 years on, Sophie Levin considers the political landscape for women in modern Britain.