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“Keep internal conflict private,” University of York Labour Club tells members
Members of the University of York Labour Club have been reminded not to “argue in a public comment section” on social media by its committee. A post by Ned Gill, Press […]
Campus societies voice support for VONC in President’s last week
Several student societies at the University of York have publicly backed a vote of no confidence in the University of York Students’ Union (YUSU) President as he enters his final […]
The Month in Politics: April
Keeping up to date with developments in global politics and headlines can be time consuming and overwhelming. But yet, in our increasingly fast-paced world, knowing what’s happening is crucial. Of […]
PFI and Carillion: A watershed moment?
The closure of Carillion and the release of the Nation Audit Office’s Report on PFI and PF2 have shone light into Britain’s history of privatisation. For any not aware of […]
Report from The York Union: Is Labour the real ‘Nasty Party?’
In 2002 Theresa May spoke out against the rising tide of old Conservatism which threatened to privilege the few and warned that the Conservative Party could turn into a ‘nasty […]
2017 UK General Election – Liveblog!
The Yorker is on campus as the polling ends and the results are counted. Who will form a government? Keep an eye on our livestream for reports, comments from The Yorker‘s team […]
Hustings at University of York to feature York Central and Outer candidates
The University of York will host a short series of hustings and election-themed events before the June general election, it was announced yesterday. Working with the University of York Students’ […]
May and Corbyn TV election debate to be held in York
A televised debate between the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition prior to the general election in June will be held in York, the BBC announced a few […]
Reid’s Reads: ‘Speaking Out’ by Ed Balls
I’m not a diary fan, and autobiographies don’t float my bookish boat, but Speaking Out is a decent blend of thoughtful musings, blunt politics and lightly-recalled life. Ed Balls presents […]