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Andrew Towers is Head of Political Strategy at the Communication Workers Union (CWU) and vice-chair of trade union think tank CLASS.
As the government tells the unemployed to ‘get a job in cyber,’ a new report shows that its efforts to roll out superfast broadband are failing spectacularly – and why a public alternative is still necessary.
Labour’s public broadband policy has cut through in this election because it represents a popular consensus that is often dismissed: infrastructure we all rely on should be owned collectively.
Labour’s proposed network of post banks is part of a plan to create a financial system that serves society, rather than the other way around.