Politics, power and women

Trudy Sellick rose before dawn on 12 March 1970. An audio typist, she was keen to complete a most important task before starting work. So by 7am she was waiting for the doors to open at her local poll

At Downing Street’s Pride reception in July, prime minister Sir Keir Starmer said attendees were there to “celebrate that truly transformational work” carried out by LGBTQ+ organisations. “I want you

Starmer’s relaunch Controversy of the week “Delivery, ...

For all the strides we’ve made in our careers, Red ’s survey of over 2,000 readers reveals that women are still facing very real obstacles in the workplace. So, what’s the real picture? And who can help us rewrite the story?

It’s time for a revolution in the workplace, if not for us then for our daughters, says Anna Whitehouse

Samf.substack.com The UK has a “chronic and worsening” problem of a low turnout among voters, with disturbing ramifications that are not just political, but also economic and societal, says David Klem