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Samir Jeraj

Samir Jeraj

Special Projects Writer/ Policy Correspondent at The New Statesman

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Energy
  • Real Estate
  • Computers & Technology
  • Environment

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Recent Articles

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What does it mean when a council declares itself bankrupt? - The New Statesman

This article was originally published on 19 December. It has been republished following the news today (29 November 2023) that Nottingham council has issued a Section 114 notice, effectively declaring
about 1 year ago
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Where is all the affordable housing? - The New Statesman

The 2020s seem to be the era of housing misery (at least for the two thirds of us who don’t own their homes outright). Mortgage costs are rising, as are rents for private tenants and in social housing
about 1 year ago
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When oil and gas infrastructure becomes obsolete - The New Statesman

The industrial revolution was powered first by coal, then, from the mid-19th century, oil and gas. Whole communities grew up around mining, drilling, and refining fossil fuels. Canals and roads were a
about 1 year ago
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“No one’s talking to them”: how offshore workers are being let down...

“Rigging is rigging, it doesn’t matter if you’re on an oil rig, you’re in a fabrication yard, or if you’re on a wind turbine,” said Paul*, an engineer who has been working offshore for 20 years. Now,
12 months ago
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What does it mean when a council declares bankruptcy?

This article was originally published on 19 December. It has been republished following the news that Middlesbrough council needs emergency financial help to avoid bankruptcy. Today Nottingham City Co
12 months ago
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Selling off assets won’t stop council bankruptcies

On Saturday 6 January, Bloomberg reported that the UK government was considering loosening the rules on councils selling their assets. Such a move might enable local authorities to plug the gaps in th
12 months ago
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How the civil service prepares for transitions of power

Editor’s note: This article was originally published in June 2023. It was reported this week (17 January 2024) that Keir Starmer has written to the cabinet secretary to begin access talks ahead of a p
11 months ago
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Financial pressures are taking a toll on council staff

Councils are suffering from low staff morale and struggling to recruit, according to a report from the Social Market Foundation and Chartered Management Institute. These findings come against a backdr
11 months ago
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NHS: Public satisfaction with health service hits record low - The ...

Welcome to the Research Brief, where Spotlight, the New Statesman’s policy section, brings you the pick of recent publications from the think tank, charity and NGO world. See more editions of the Rese
9 months ago
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Why do big digital projects in the public sector fail?

Both Labour and the Conservatives have promised better and more efficient online government services through digital transformation. But are these promises realistic? A series of embarrassing and cata
6 months ago
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From Berlin to Vienna and Barcelona: how could European housing pol...

Europe's impetus to build affordable, social homes could show a better way for England.
5 months ago