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.
Levelling up to what?
Paul Salveson on the hollowness of Michael Gove's mission statement
Labour needs to go local
Paul Salveson on red walls, heartlands and Labour dilemmas
HS2: the scheme that nobody really wants
Paul Salveson offers thoughts on the announcement on HS2, the Integrated Rail Plan and more U-turns
Winter Hill – Britain’s biggest ‘mass trespass’
Paul Salveson celebrates a victory for right to roam
Great British Railways?
Government plan for rail is neither fish nor fowl, says Paul Salveson
Which way for railways?
Paul Salveson on more leisure travel and halting HS2
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