Labour is innovating – but the change has only just begun
This is a really tricky article to write for two reasons. Firstly, it may come across as critical…
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This could change the way Labour does politics
On Thursday I travelled with Ed Miliband and his Community Organising “guru” Arnie Graf to see some of…
Dancing to Early Day Motions
Music is incredibly important to me. The direct power and impact of a good tune coupled with a…
Britain’s better than this
By Pilgrim Tucker Unite has had enough. It needs to be said – yes, there are welfare cheats.…
Labour’s family-led health revolution: it’s not about banning things
Public health policy has got to be radical, it’s got to be rooted in what works, and it’s…
The quiet progressive tech revolution
Earlier this week I wrote about the party taking the first step to improve the digital side of…
The next election is not about old or New Labour, it’s about real Labour
Tuesday’s Times opinion piece by Rachel Sylvester about how ‘old Labour’ is rearing its head again sparked my…
In the Midnight Hour
On Monday night, the House of Lords sat until 1.30 am pressing the government on its ‘emergency’ Jobseekers…
Why we must become a Zero-Hunger country
Children should not go to school hungry, older people should not be admitted to hospital suffering from malnutrition,…
10 Years on From the Iraq War Vote
Why did I do it? It wasn’t easy, not for me anyway. Ten years ago it wasn’t fashionable…
