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Wow. I’ve just come home from conference. A space-time continuum so vast it has lost its article. Not only are you at ‘conference’, but some speakers address the audience as ‘conference’. You are both within it and it is you. Inspiring…

We can start to make work without barriers a real possibility for disabled people – and finally begin to close the disability employment gap.

The signs have come down but there is still hope again in the hearts of Labour members. Conference can feel like a bit of a bubble. We spend a few very long, exhausting days fiercely debating policy, listening to speeches and touring…

With tnew leadrship and new energy and an electorate that will back Labour when offered change, optimism is an electoral necessity for Scottish Labour.

For just over six years, I led the team in Labour HQ that was responsible for devising and delivering the party’s organisational strategy. I’m grateful to LabourList for allowing me to publish my reflections on how to build the campaign…

Well, that was a speech and a half. Andy is an exceptionally good orator – perhaps the best we’ve had since Blair. But Tony Blair (and those who try to emulate him) had a tendency to use the audience of members as applause machines or…

Through Nature Day we want to show the scale of support this Government has across communities for making nature recovery a national mission.

The CWU’s vision for a 21st century Royal Mail is a sustainable business which delivers for its communities and workforce.

We should ensure that the farmers who grow the food we rely on are well paid and well resourced, so they can handle climate shocks.

Too much discussion of Labour activists has the tone of breathless anthropology. Too little acknowledges how like the voters we often are.

Tech companies cannot be allowed to act with impunity when women's dignity, wellbeing and safety is on the line.

Blair banned landmines, Brown banned cluster bombs, now Burnham can ban killer robots.