#angela-rayner

#angela-rayner

Major overhaul of local government in England proposed by Angela Rayner, aiming for unified councils with directly elected mayors to improve community control.

The push for four-day work weeks by the Deputy Prime Minister could enhance productivity without threatening the economy.

Angela Rayner emphasizes Labour's commitment to tackling the housing crisis by aiming for 1.5 million new homes, but does not guarantee success.

59% view the Labour government as fairly or very sleazy, which raises significant concerns about public trust in leadership.

Angela Rayner's reforms grant 9 million UK workers the right to sue for unfair dismissal from the first day of employment.

Angela Rayner plans to consult on scrapping the right-to-buy scheme as part of a broader housing revolution.

Angela Rayner is now a formal member of the UK's National Security Council, signaling a strategic shift in the government's approach to security leadership.

Angela Rayner's speech at the Labour conference aimed to revitalize the party amidst concerns over their recent behavior and public perception.

Kemi Badenoch's comment on Angela Rayner during PMQs highlights tensions in UK politics and reflects broader economic anxieties.

The UK government no longer formally opposes local councils implementing a four-day work week, signaling potential shifts in labor policy.

Angela Rayner pledges to improve housing conditions and hold landlords accountable, emphasizing Labour's commitment to decent homes for all.

Tensions in Labour cabinet rise over funding for social housing amidst tight spending constraints and differing priorities between key ministers.

Labour is poised to announce a substantial social housing initiative, emphasizing their moral duty to address the housing crisis.

Labour plans to repeal anti-worker laws quickly, but faces challenges in detail and implementation.

Sir Keir Starmer is distancing himself from Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner and avoiding expressing his opinion on Diane Abbott standing in the general election.

Angela Rayner emphasized that accepting gifts and donations is a longstanding practice in politics that supports campaign financing.

Proposed legislation could introduce a four-day workweek, significantly changing workers' rights and employer obligations regarding flexible working hours.

Angela Rayner's proposed overhaul of workers' rights could impose nearly £5 billion in additional costs on employers in the UK.

Angela Rayner was gifted hospitality worth £836 during a nightclub visit, a situation that drew mixed reactions regarding her responsibilities and leisure time.

Rachel Reeves defends Angela Rayner's hiring of a photographer, stating it's a standard government practice for communication purposes.

James Daly, a Conservative Party deputy chairman, reported Angela Rayner to police amidst a housing controversy, but refused to specify the alleged offences, citing an ongoing investigation by Greater Manchester Police.

Police investigate Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner for potential electoral law breach over council house sale saga.

Angela Rayner mocked Kemi Badenoch's leadership campaign, highlighting the Tories' struggles after their electoral defeat and the lack of public interest in their leadership.

Angela Rayner not worried about electoral law claims

Greater Manchester Police reviewing case after Rayner accused Conservatives of smear

Labour's Angela Rayner calls Rishi Sunak 'pint-sized loser' and claims Boris Johnson as Conservative Party's biggest election winner.

Angela Rayner wants to reform the Right to Buy scheme, ensuring fairness to taxpayers while allowing long-term tenants to purchase their homes.

Angela Rayner supports reforming, not scrapping, the Right to Buy scheme to prevent depletion of social housing.

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner was seen partying in Ibiza shortly after housing meetings, showcasing her enjoyable side amid political responsibilities.

Angela Rayner defends her Ibiza DJ performance, emphasizing the need for downtime while fulfilling her parliamentary duties.

Police are re-evaluating claims that Angela Rayner might have violated electoral law by residing between two council houses in Stockport in the early 2010s.

Detective Chief Inspector assigned to review the case after Ms Rayner accused the Conservative party of attempting to tarnish her image.

Greater Manchester Police investigating Angela Rayner for potential electoral law offences and tax matters related to the sale of her former council house.

Angela Rayner claims kitchen renovation offsets capital gains tax on house sale.