St George’s Day arrives each year with a strange kind of weightlessness. England’s flags appear in pub windows, schoolchildren draw dragons, and local councils put
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Unions as Architects of Sovereignty: How the Labour Movement Can Lead Britain’s Industrial Renewal
The government’s new insourcing rules mark a shift in industrial policy, but the deeper work of rebuilding Britain’s productive base will not be led from
Reform UK signals plans to roll back key employment rights and worker protection
Solidarity is a non‑party‑political trade union. We are not affiliated to any political party and we don’t maintain a political fund. Our responsibility is to
AI, COVID and the Fight for Dignity at Work: Why a New Social Contract Is No Longer Optional
By Maria Camara The pandemic shattered old assumptions about work. Artificial intelligence is now rewriting the rules entirely. Together, they’ve exposed a broken system —
Farage is No Friend of Working People: A Personal View from Pat Harrington, General Secretary of Solidarity
The recent successes of Reform UK at the ballot box – including a by-election win in Runcorn and the Doncaster mayoralty – have understandably caused
UK Supreme Court’s 2025 Ruling: ‘Woman’ Defined by Biological Sex – Context, Implications, and Reactions
In April 2025, the UK Supreme Court delivered a historic judgment confirming that under the Equality Act 2010, the term “woman” refers to a biological