Megan Kenyon is an associate editor (spotlight) at the New Statesman. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, law and legal affairs, and social issues, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and diversity and inclusion. Megan's work has been featured in the Local Government Chronicle, Nursing Times, and the New Statesman.
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Megan Kenyon's articles focus primarily on government and politics in the UK, with a particular emphasis on legal policy regulation. She frequently covers topics related to local governance, climate policy, housing issues, and energy efficiency standards.
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A row over Nato membership could ruin the Green leader's hopes of a reset
By: Megan Kenyon
Leeds City Council will review the allocation of £5,800 to Mothin Ali
Burnham will do politics differently – but maybe not at PMQs
Green Party spokespeople previously said Polanski wanted to contest Keir Starmer's seat
Keir Starmer's former left-wing challenger said he is "very sadly not in a position to stand this time round"
By: Megan Kenyon
Rachel Millward believes her party needs to prepare for power
Local councillor Hamza Chowdhury is putting himself forward against the Green leader
Kemi Badenoch is using old Starmer attack lines
The party's candidate Sagal Abdi-Wali is viewed as being close to Starmer
By: Megan Kenyon
The party leader won with "overwhelming support" from local members
