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Monday morning’s conference arrangements committee (CAC) report contained the results of Sunday’s card votes. It had already been announced in the press that all of Keir Starmer’s rule changes had passed so there were no surprises there…
Hello, LabourList readers! My Sunday started bright and early. The conference arrangements committee (CAC) report was released just after 8am, with the results of Saturday’s votes. These were a mixed bag. In general, the conference had…
Hello! My name's James McAsh and I'm doing a conference delegate diary for LabourList this week. I've been in the party for almost a decade, and I've been a councillor for the past three years, but this is my first conference as a delegate…
Nestled between the perhaps better-known South Wales constituencies of Merthyr and Rhondda lies my constituency of Cynon Valley, 'the Queen of the Valleys'. It is one of the reasons Wales is known as the 'Land of Song'. This once rural area…
Worthing is a coastal town in West Sussex with a population of 110,000. We are split into two constituencies that elect councillors to the borough council. In 2016, Worthing was a bastion of Conservative political control. Labour hadn’t had…
In our daily emails around the May 6th elections, we invited readers to share their thoughts on the Hartlepool by-election and other results. Thank you to the more than 150 readers who replied. Here is a selection of the responses we…
I’m Labour’s newest councillor after winning the Alston ward contest on Longridge Town Council unopposed on Monday. Until the next set of council contests comes, I want to use this fleeting position to champion Labour in rural communities…
I started working at Liberty Steel’s Stocksbridge site in 1978, following in the footsteps of my grandad. My son works at Stocksbridge too, and everyone in our community either works here or has family or friends that do. I am proud of my…
ITV news has just exposed what experts are calling ‘the worst housing in Britain’ right here on our doorsteps in Croydon. Black mould-saturated walls were exposed in a South Norwood tower block, leaving families at risk of electrocution as…
In July, I decided to put myself forward as a candidate in our national executive committee elections. 80 other candidates also stood, vying for the nine available Constituency Labour Party representative spots on the committee. I ran as an…
Over the last week, I have tried to keep myself upbeat and started planning ahead. Living above a closed business that is usually full of people has been no fun, but with no other choice I have tried to keep busy. I therefore watched the…
Labour's national executive committee (NEC) away day took place on November 24th. The morning was set aside for formal business, including the election of chair and vice-chair. The second half of the meeting focused on elections, membership…
