I’ll vote for a candidate who listens
I don’t know who I’m going to back for leader, but the person who’ll get my vote will…
Josh Fenton-Glynn
Growing the economy outside London
This article is from Our Labour, Our Communities – a pamphlet of 10 essays by Labour PPCs, published by LabourList…
A cut as incompetent as it is callous
Ed Miliband’s recent description of the Tory-led coalition as a “make-it-up-as-you-go-along, back-of-the-envelope, miserable shower”, rings depressingly true given…
To avoid Osborne’s benefit trap Labour must change the debate
From a political point of view George Osborne’s autumn statement was a success, in that a week since…
We are Labour and we’re on your side
By Josh Fenton-Glynn / @joshfg Ed Miliband speaking at the March for the Alternative sent a louder message…
Nick, if you believe in the new politics, vote against tuition fees
By Josh Fenton-Glynn / @joshfg Labour shouldn’t see the tuition fees debate as a chance to score party…
We are all in this together but some of us are more in this than others
By Joshua Fenton-Glynn / @joshfg The proposed changes that will cap the benefits that one household can receive…
The media needs to listen to what Ed Miliband has to say
By Josh Fenton-Glynn On Saturday the Labour Party elected a new leader using rules the have had in…
Tory thinking: A nudge for the rich and a kick in the gut for the poor
By Josh Fenton-Glynn Another day and more punitive talk from Cameron, this time beating up on benefit recipients.…
Food vouchers show the truth behind the rhetoric of the Big Society
By Josh Fenton-Glynn The response to the inadequate out of work benefits in this country should be to…
