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James Mills

James Mills is a former senior strategic adviser to Jeremy Corbyn and former director of communications to the shadow chancellor and shadow treasury team

April 2019

  • Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks at the Pill Millennium Centre, Newport, after Ruth Jones won the Newport West byelection.

    If workers’ rights are to survive Brexit, Labour needs to demand more

    James Mills
    Retaining EU regulations protecting workers is not enough. UK citizens’ rights must be secured against future governments, says former Labour party adviser James Mills

June 2011

  • the queen

    A whip-round for the Windsors

    James Mills
    James Mills: MPs and the Lords have been asked to donate £85,000 for a gift for the Queen – sounds like a great way to pay for the royals

April 2011

  • Boris Johnson

    The Save EMA campaign proves peaceful protest works

    James Mills
    James Mills: Our peaceful direct action has achieved two government U-turns – but nowhere near the same media attention as the black bloc

March 2011

  • Nick Clegg and David Cameron at a primary school in Nottingham last autumn

    The poor lose out to the privileged in the coalition's education policy

    James Mills
    James Mills: By scrapping education maintenance allowance, David Cameron and Nick Clegg put their old schools' needs above ours

January 2011

  • Simon Hughes

    Saving the EMA cuts protest from the 'saints'

    James Mills
    James Mills: Those who most need the educational maintenance allowance don't want middle-class student protesters speaking for them

October 2010

  • Students at Paddington Academy in London celebrate their GCSE results on 24 August 2010.

    Save the educational maintenance allowance

    James Mills
    James Mills: Scrapping the EMA will prevent low-income students from receiving vital financial support

June 2010

  • Why Labour would do well to favour working-class candidates

    James Mills

    James Mills: As the proportion of Labour MPs with a manual-working background has fallen, so has its share of the vote