Dem Libs are not going away, you know
What about those Liberal Democrats, eh? (This is, I realise, a high-risk start to a piece, but please…
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Britain’s unbalanced economy offers no real recovery for the forgotten millions
The recent return to growth is welcome. Particularly after the Government’s misguided economic plan starved the economy of…
We need Homes for London
When it comes to housing, the Greater London Authority lives very much in the shadow of its predecessors.…
The week in bits: Polling, Taxes, Boris Johnson and Homophobia
LabourList readers excellent at predicting polls, suggests polls Are LabourList readers the most reliable amateur psephologists in Britain?…
Labour’s challenge is to exhibit the behaviours of fiscal conservatism
On fiscal policy and party reform, Labour has made two big moves in the last week. If I…
A transformative process for a Party which in turn aspires to transform the country
The country is desperately in need of dynamic leadership. Standards of living are flat lining or falling for…
Ray Collins has done a very good job
Ed Miliband’s party reform proposals are both bold and radical. They represent a significant and long overdue extension…
Scotland cannot stay on pause in 2014
It’s now less than 9 months until Scotland makes the huge decision of whether to remain part of…
Contributory welfare – politically prudent, morally misguided
Rachel Reeves’s announcement last week that Labour are considering increasing JSA payments for those with four years’ worth…
Come on Newcastle! Do it for the Toon
On Saturday 50.000 Newcastle United fans will pack the club’s iconic St James’ Park stadium for the local…
