‘Reflecting on four years as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour’
As he steps down as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour, Joe Dharampal-Hornby reflects on the last four years and what is ahead for the organisation.
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As he steps down as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour, Joe Dharampal-Hornby reflects on the last four years and what is ahead for the organisation.
It is time to ensure all LGBT+ people are protected from coercive conversion practices which have destroyed so many lives.
Down the years, our LGBT+ military community has stood shoulder-to-shoulder to keep our country safe. This Labour Government will always stand proudly alongside them.
LGBT+ Labour has been part of a transformation of LGBT+ progress: in law, in societal attitudes, and in political representation.
Young people have made huge sacrifices in recent years while facing cuts to youth services, stagnant wages and the tripling of tuition fees. We are also paying more for less, with income tax and student loan repayment levels at their…