Electoral ‘reform’ is back on the agenda: but do we need it?
By Brian Barder In a major Commons statement yesterday introducing a national debate on constitutional reform, the Prime…
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After Ian Gibson, do party members still count?
By Phil Taylor The treatment of Labour MP Ian Gibson by our party has been as unforgivable as…
LabourList and the Huffington Post
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Last month, LabourList published a crosspost by Armando Iannucci about British politicians at…
We have to talk to Faith groups, NGOs, Greens and Lib Dems to renew our movement
By Joe Cox The recent cabinet resignations and the expenses revelations have meant that a deeper, more meaningful…
How we can learn the lessons of defeat and build a new movement of the Left
The @anthonypainter Labour movement column “Tell Steve Jobs where he can stick his multicultural, multi-coloured iPod Nanos. Send…
How we can learn the lessons of defeat and build a new movement of the Left
The @anthonypainter Labour movement column “Tell Steve Jobs where he can stick his multicultural, multi-coloured iPod Nanos. Send…
The NUS proposals on funding: fairer, more progressive and widening acess to higher education
By Wes Streeting / @wesstreeting As the Labour Party turns its attention away from introspection over its leadership…
Electoral reform is all very well, but it won’t make a difference unless we empower the House of Commons itself
By Tom Copley There’s no doubt that we need radical reform of our political system, and in particular…
No Platform isn’t working – it’s time to put forward the case for immigration
By Olly Deed The election of two British National Party MEPs points towards a failure in approach to…
Prime Minister’s statement on Constitutional Reform
From @LabourList Here are the most important points of the PM’s statement in the House this afternoon on…
