Who and what does Labour stand for? Labour’s Covenant offers an answer
We are living through a time of extraordinary change. No part of the liberal settlement, including what was…
Jon Cruddas
Labour’s political strategy: age, assets and the politics of work
The victory in the Batley and Spen by-election bought the Labour Party some welcome breathing space. But what…
Labour Together: The world of work
The world of work is changing. With technological advances and businesses looking for new ways to cut costs,…
Civic socialism in East London: a radical approach to local government
Across Europe, authoritarian forces are on the move. Here, the government drifts towards a no-deal Brexit as poverty…
Answers to difficult questions will be found around tables, not at podiums
The idea behind Labour Together is pretty simple: help bring together all parts of our movement and confront the…
Jon Cruddas: What we can learn from Labour’s crushing election defeat
Today we publish our Independent Inquiry report Labour’s Future. It looks at why we lost the 2015 general…
Labour’s shrinking vote
Over the summer our Independent Inquiry published 5 key messages about Labour’s defeat in May. This sixth comes…
Five questions for the Labour leadership candidates
This letter has already been sent to each of the candidates, and follows research carried out into Labour’s…
Labour stands on the brink of becoming irrelevant to the majority of working people
The fourth message from our Independent Review is that Labour has never been so far from political reality…
Labour has to stop patronising socially conservative voters
The second message from our Independent Review polling is the collapse of Labour’s support in its traditional working…
