The Labour NEC sub-committees met on 20th November. This was the first round of NEC meetings since September’s Labour Party conference. It was also a busy day for the MPs on the NEC, who had to leave or send their apologies. The government looks increasing fragile amid the Brexit chaos and Tory infighting. This makes general election preparation an important priority. Increasing BAME representation The BAME Labour conference is taking place on 1st December at Brent Civic Centre. Brent Council’s […]
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BAME representation, baby leave and complaints procedures – Alice Perry’s latest NEC report
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