‘Plaid and Reform exploit anger and fear’: Cymru reflections in Wrexham
As Labour candidates and activists fight for votes and support ahead of the Senedd election in May, LabourList…
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“We were all immigrants here once”: Is the ‘red island’ of Milton Keynes under threat from Reform?
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‘We need to pat ourselves on the back more’: Cymru reflections from Merthyr Tydfil
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‘Reform? They haven’t gone away’
Gorton and Denton was undoubtedly not our finest hour and, rightly, most hot-takes have focused on the Green…
