Perhaps it is unreasonable of me to ask people in the public eye to risk their street cred on an untried attack on workfare, but last week there were three […]

43 Bishops led by the Archbishop of Canterbury are to oppose Iain Duncan Smith’s Welfare Reform Bill. At least I hope they are. I saw one report that Justin Welby […]

@Boycottworkfare is concerned that a form of the Citizens’ Income could be used to justify workfare. Not really. This has arisen because UKIP’s 2010 General election manifesto included the surprising […]

For me, the attack on workfare comes first. But this turns out to be bound up with a struggle for the soul of the Green Party. For some, capitalism is […]

OK, the 40th Birthday celebrations were nice, but I came away from this GP conference more than usually pensive. Last week I expressed concern at the leftward drift of the […]

Two blogs  this week This one is a report back to the anti-workfare campaign on my attempts to swing the might of the Green Party against Iain Duncan Smith’s evil […]