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Together, we will continue delivering the change working people voted for and shape the next stage of the Labour Party's mission to get Britain back on track.
Labour is expanding victims’ right of review so rape survivors are heard, cases are scrutinised, and justice finally works for women.
Chair of Labour's national executive committee Ellie Reeves addressed delegates at the TUC Congress in Brighton – here is the transcript of her speech in full.
Ellie Reeves on the next phase of Labour's plan.
When we support and empower our members at every level, we invest in the future of our Party.
Labour party chair Ellie Reeves writes on the party's 2025 local election campaign, and the threat of Reform-Tory 'grubby backroom deals'.
Having spent 19 years on the National Policy Forum, first as a youth rep and now as an NEC member, I am delighted to launch this year’s annual consultation as Chair of the Party and of the NPF. It is an absolute privilege to guide our first…
A year ago today, Keir Starmer set out a bold, new plan for mission government. Five ambitious, long term missions to end sticking plaster politics. This is a different approach to governing. We know mission-driven government brings results…
It is no secret that our prison system is currently failing. The prison population has grown significantly over the last 25 years, but the Ministry of Justice has borne the brunt of the government’s austerity agenda with 40% real terms cuts…
The Houses of Parliament will always symbolise our shared culture and history but it is a workplace that has, at times, struggled to keep pace with modernity and societal change. Some significant progress has been made but we must always…
The past few months have seen some of the very worst aspects of our parliamentary voting procedures. From the sick MP forced into the indignity of being pushed in a wheelchair through the division lobby to the MP at home looking after her…
It will come as no surprise to LabourList readers that London’s council housing stock has depleted dramatically over the past few decades. Since the Right to Buy was introduced by the Tories in the 1980s, 306,000 social homes have been sold…