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December 20, 2012 9:22 am

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A few weeks ago Labour’s Policy Chief Jon Cruddas Guest Edited LabourList on the theme “One Nation”. The week was so well received, that LabourList will be launching a pamphlet and ebook in the new year featuring the pick of the pieces from One Nation week.

“One Nation Labour – debating the future” will be launched in January at an event in Parliament – and we’d love you to join us. Here are the details:

One Nation Labour – debating the future
Time : Tuesday 15 January 6-7.30pm
Venue: House of Commons, Committee room 10
Speakers: Maurice Glasman (Labour peer), Hilary Cottam (Participle), John Denham MP
Chair: Jon Cruddas MP

We’re expecting plenty of interest in this event, so if you want to attend please register by emailing onenationregister@gmail.com.

The launch will be followed by a drinks event for LabourList readers in Westminster – venue TBC

And here’s a sneak peek at the front cover:
onenationlabour

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  1. Jon Cruddas to Guest Edit LabourList
  2. Welcome to the One Nation Labour debate on LabourList
  3. Cruddas to run for Labour Party Chair
  4. Join us for our Jon Cruddas Q&A this afternoon at conference
  5. Fighting for our future – Young Labour Day on LabourList
  • Monkey_Bach

    Ye gods! James Purnell not listed as a speaker? Shurely shome mishtake?

  • AlanGiles

    ” Labour List will be launching a pamphlet and ebook in the new year featuring the pick of the pieces from One Nation week.”

    This will be as big a seller as “The Best of Cilla Black” – the worlds only silent CD :-)

    Does it need a book and a pamphlet?. I should have thought a pokerwork panel with the words “One nation” would be sufficient because most of the articles, written very much to appeal to right-wing Labourites, were memorable only for how many times the writer(s) were able to weave the magic words into their pieces.

    A “One nation” pokerwork could be the “Home Sweet Home” of the last century.

  • aracataca

    Come on Alan Giles & Co. It’s an open process. Why not register and come next week? I am.

  • http://www.facebook.com/henrycsloan Henry Sloan

    You hold a ‘One Nation’ meeting and it’s in Westminster. Again. Is England the one nation you mean?

    • markfergusonuk

      We’re hoping to run a series of events around the country later this year – if you think one might work in your local area, email us (mail@labourlist.org).

      P.S. – it can’t be “again” for LabourList as I’m not aware that we’ve ever run a Westminster event before

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