Jonn Elledge is a freelance writer based in the United Kingdom. He focuses on political commentary and analysis, with a particular interest in British politics. His work has been featured in publications such as the New Statesman, Railway-News, and The Guardian.
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Jonn Elledge's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a focus on the UK. His emphasis on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and opinion editorials indicates that he seeks insights into political developments and regulatory changes within the UK.
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When my partner died I found light in my beloved pet.
Lifting the fare cap was better politics than it was policy. The thing about buses, right, is that they're not very sexy.
London 'Yimbys'are blocking building in their back yard Islingtonian Nimbys are apparently uninterested in providing people with places to live
Rivals makes the 1980s look like sunlit uplands.
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Works to bury a power cable will ruin a North Devon Nimby's'perfect paradise' Enough green power to supply 8% of the UK's electricity is worth a bit of disruption
By: Jonn Elledge
The transport secretary, Louise Haigh, is right: innocent people should never feel like criminals for merely buying a ticket, says author Jonn Elledge
At the unveiling ceremony for the newly named lines, I found more than expensive virtue signalling.
The current "discretionary planning system" is the source of the housing shortage.
Property owners, the pandemic and Black Friday have killed the town centre.
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