Paul Salveson
Paul Salveson is a visiting professor in transport & logistics at the University of Huddersfield, and is a co-ordinator of the Rail Reform Group. His book Region: Class: Community: Socialism with a Northern Accent will be out in July, published by Lancashire Loominary.
Ups and mainly downs of Labour in recent elections
As Labour digests last week's local and by-election results, Paul Salveson looks at what the party can learn from the relative success of its Welsh counterpart, while Hugh Gault considers the decline of Labourism.
England – which England?
Paul Salveson on the fool’s gold of English nationalism
Northern democracy
Paul Salveson on 2021 and a reset for new normal
Rural reflections
Paul Salveson on pandemic peregrinations
Railways: new directions required
Paul Salveson on de facto state ownership and its problems
For a progressive English regionalism
Paul Salveson makes the case for a complete overhaul of UK government structures to rebalance power and decision-making currently dominated by London and the South
Carry on cycling
Paul Salveson reports on a gentle cycling revolution gathering speed
Labour’s British Railways mark 2 is a dead duck
Back to the 1950s is no way to run a modern railway system, says Paul Salveson