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A student journal committed to returning agency to progressive politics and bringing the spark of youth back to British democracy.

Reclaiming the Narrative: Featured Articles

ELECTION FORECASTING • PROGRESSIVE EDITORIALS • STUDENT VOICES • MATURE DEBATE •

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William Collinson

Silver Bullet Politics

17 min read

There is no 'one-size-fits-all' solution. Governance is beset with nuance and trade-offs, and the implementation of a wealth tax is certainly not exempt from this. This article examines the validity of the 'Zucman Tax', a proposal that has energised French politics and has the potential to do the same in Britain. Burnham, if this route is considered, must take Zucman's proposals with a pinch of salt. 

26th July 2026

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grace wilson

Polanski's Chance

9 min read

The Greens have moved beyond the four seats they won in 2024, but turning widespread support into Westminster gains remains difficult. With Labour competing for many of the same voters, Polanski faces a bigger question: can issues such as North Sea drilling, climate change and the expansion of data centres turn the Greens' growing support into lasting electoral gains?

21st August 2026

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The Danger of Climate Pragmatism

william collinson

6 min read

Andy Burnham seems set to allow drilling of oil and gas in the Jackdaw and Rosebank fields of the North Sea. This could be his first major misstep as Prime Minister, both politically and environmentally. FPW examines how climate change, still our civilisations chief universal challenge, has slipped from the political landscape in Westminister, and specifically the role reactionary progressive politics has played in allowing this to happen.

27th August 2026

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Our Election Forecasting

changes from: 08/09/2026-16/09/2026

This model combines the latest polling with the results of the 2024 general election and relevant by-elections to estimate changes in party support and project those shifts onto all 650 constituencies, providing a unique seat-by-seat forecast for a prospective election.  

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