Andrew Kersley

Andrew Kersley has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in February 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Andrew Kersley are: • Email • X Besides social media accounts, akersley has populated their site with: • Fix the Damn Sick Pay (Tribune) • Water firm bosses earn £15m as amount of raw sewage dumped in UK rivers rockets (Daily Mirror) • A Crypto Company Thinks It Can Help Fight Climate Change (Wired) • Polluters Left to Mark their Own Homework Due to Environment Agency Cuts, Warns Whistleblower (Byline Times) • Firms Employing MPs Won £1.1 Billion in Contracts During Pandemic (Byline Times) • Scotland’s Bar Workers Are Fighting for Better (Tribune) • Portugal’s Home Working Laws Are a Model for the Post-Pandemic World (Tribune) • ‘Dead fish are floating in the river’: Inside Britain’s sewage crisis (Huck) • How Cuts and Privatisation Caused the Sewage Crisis (Tribune) • Behind Glasgow’s COP26 Bin Strike (Tribune) • How Much Money Do Crypto Bros Actually Make? (Vice) • How do you deradicalise an incel? (Wired UK) • Poverty Shortens Your Life (Tribune) • This charity wants to cure or kill Big Tech (Wired UK) • Noble Rot (Private Eye) • Squid Game is the weird future of local-global TV (Wired UK) • The UK Is About to Cut Welfare, Even for Cancer Patients (Vice) • The best games that you’ll never, ever beat (Wired UK) • Why won’t Skyrim die? (Wired UK) • Foundation is Apple’s first (flawed) TV masterpiece (Wired UK) • The Apple vs Epic ruling will change gaming forever (Wired UK) • This startup is making at-home fertility treatment affordable (Wired UK) • The Real Way to Solve the Social Care Crisis (Tribune) • They think they can stop burnout by playing around (Wired UK) • The end of ‘Money Heist’: what to expect from the Spanish swindlers’ final season (NME) • Why young people are refusing to have children (Huck Magazine) • Britain’s Labour Shortage Has an Easy Solution: Better Pay and Conditions (Tribune) • You’re back in the office. So are your bad WFH habits (Wired UK) • The wild logistics of the Istanbul Canal megaproject (Wired UK) • Britain’s Minimum Wage Is a Joke (Tribune) • The slow collapse of Amazon’s drone delivery dream (Wired UK) • The People Who Got Scammed Out of Hundreds of Thousands in Cryptocurrency (Vice) • Startups are scrambling to fix the social care system (Wired UK) • Remembering Jean Charles de Menezes (Tribune) • Ending the UC Uplift Shows that Poverty Is Tory Government Policy (Tribune) • This startup is reinventing dark kitchens (Wired UK) • Liveable Sick Pay Saves Lives – But the Tories Don’t Want You to Have It (Tribune) • Five Years After Jo Cox’s Death, Far-Right Violence Is a Growing Threat (Tribune) • How yoga teachers are exploited by the gig economy (Huck Magazine) • Cleaners Say Bosses Treated Them So Badly It May Have Helped Spread COVID (Vice) • The Short Pay Scandal in Our Hospitals (Tribune) • The relentless rise of Royal Mail text message scams (Wired UK) • Media News (Private Eye) • How Britain’s Spy Cops Targeted Grieving Families (Tribune) • Loot boxes are dead. What comes next will be worse (Wired UK) • Portugal’s Drugs Strategy Could Work in Britain (Tribune) • Everything Gavin Williamson could be doing to support schools instead of banning mobile phones (Left Foot Forward) • Health anxiety: The fear of illness making people quit jobs and move home (BBC) • Inside the Wave of Violence Shopkeepers Have Faced During the Pandemic (Vice) • How Barbara Castle Fought to Expose the British Empire’s Shame in Kenya (Tribune) • How the Pandemic Screwed ‘Generation Left’ (Tribune) • Revealed: Many Asian people “afraid to leave the house” as Met records rise in hate crimes despite pandemic (Left Foot Forward) • The new kind of automation putting gig economy workers at risk of destitution (Left Foot Forward) • How Joe Sacco Gave a Voice to ‘History’s Losers’ (Tribune) • The UK Is Tumbling Headfirst Into a Student Gambling Crisis (Vice) • Couriers say Uber’s ‘racist’ facial identification tech got them fired (Wired UK) • The Forgotten Frontline (Tribune) • Viral Payload (Private Eye) • Why Poverty Is So Expensive (Tribune) • Thousands of Brits left in the back of ambulances at A&E as delays double in five years (Daily Mirror) • No, Thatcher Didn’t Save the Economy (Tribune) • How a small town in the Midlands became a gaming powerhouse (Wired UK) • Politicians have made an algorithm to fix the housing crisis. It’s bad (Wired UK) • Coronavirus drives surge in support for unionisation, say games industry activists (The Guardian) • Renters are rising up to unionise and take on dodgy landlords (Wired UK) • ‘Money Heist’ season four review: addictive thriller is the most underrated show on Netflix (NME) • The Londoner: Dan Jarvis MP says Labour have failed our troops (ES Diary) • Will Larry cope with Dilyn in Downing Street? Here’s Battersea’s advice on introducing dogs and cats (i) • ‘Rape chat’ scandal hits Warwick University’s fundraising (The Times) • Ancient melting pot gave rise to cannabis (The Times) • Collected Articles For LabourList