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Jonn Elledge

Jonn Elledge

The Guardian

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Severance and the paradoxes of grief

28.03.2025 10

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

4. Labour’s halfway-there planning reforms

21.03.2025 4

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

5. The fall of the Roman republic is a warning about today’s degenerate populists

13.03.2025 40

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

The case for devolving the railways

06.03.2025 10

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

Lessons for Britain from Milton Keynes

18.02.2025 10

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

Labour has lost the language of solidarity

11.02.2025 7

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

3.  We are all prisoners of WhatsApp

09.02.2025 10

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

4. Britain’s weather feels more erratic then ever. Is it really?

29.01.2025 9

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

4. Is 2025 the year I finally quit politics?

19.01.2025 10

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

London has a congestion charge – and traffic in gridlock. We need other ways to end the obsession with cars

09.01.2025 6

The Guardian

Jonn Elledge

3. The privilege of journeying home

24.12.2024 10

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

5. Christmas can’t save the high street

24.12.2024 7

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

1. In defence of the London Overground rebrand

02.12.2024 7

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

Prosecuting passengers for pocket change? Rail ticketing in Britain has become an absolute farce

There are a number of things that made Northern’s attempts to prosecute Sam Williamson for rail fare evasion seem a bit off. One was that he, er,...

27.11.2024 4

The Guardian

Jonn Elledge

5. How my dog helped me grieve

30.10.2024 20

New Statesman

Jonn Elledge

Labour’s not declaring a 20mph war on motorists. Maybe it should

Driving is not nearly as nippy a way of getting around a city as the average car ad suggests. In most of the UK, the speed limit in a built-up area...

04.09.2024 4

The Guardian

Jonn Elledge