Andy Burnham has argued for public control of water and energy, but what kind of public ownership can meet the challenges of environment and climate breakdown? In a blog for the @ukcla.bsky.social, I explore a case study of Labour's post-war nationalisation of electricity. [1/3]

Black letter textual analysis is not in my bag. That being said I do Always appreciate when the ideology underpinnings become rendered extremely visible

This is a piece i wrote a few months ago about how the guidance will not (and cannot) give clarity to the position of trans people. I do intend to bring this together with other pieces and an exploration of why I think this is happening now, but that will be the other side of the PhD crunch.

Looking forward to being a part of this panel 🖤

My piece, 'Trans Liberation and Law: Structure, Limits and Strategy after FWS', is available now. It considers the legal route of struggle, examining the structural and material conditions that result in limits of such a strategy. @legalform.bsky.social legalform.blog/2026/01/30/t...

This is a follow up to my previous piece on UKCLA Blog. bsky.app/profile/ukcl...

Me waiting for someone to guess the joke of my pen name

It is a real honour to have been cited in this important report. TransActual do incredible work.

Found this an interesting read.

In light of today's GLP ruling, perhaps a good time to promote my own work on the limitations of law and litigation as a strategy.

Penelope Cassandra Webb: Silences, Spectacle, and the Limitations of Law ukconstitutionallaw.org/2025/06/05/s...

This is another excellent and critically/theoretically rich piece from Aoife - really worth reading.

My piece, 'Trans Liberation and Law: Structure, Limits and Strategy after FWS', is available now. It considers the legal route of struggle, examining the structural and material conditions that result in limits of such a strategy. @legalform.bsky.social legalform.blog/2026/01/30/t...