Carol Sewell: Why I’m standing to be a member of Labour’s governing body
The last two years have not been the easiest time for anyone. For Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic…
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Why we are standing in the National Labour Students committee elections
This summer marks the rebirth of a national Labour students organisation. Its predecessor, marred by factionalism and disagreement,…
How Wales can fulfil its mission to be the most LGBTQ+ friendly nation in Europe
A rather desperate Rishi Sunak announced his war on “woke nonsense” at the end of last month, saying…
How community-powered politics can strengthen national pride and cohesion
Britain has been through a lot in recent years. The pandemic has inflicted huge damage on the country,…
Through direct action, we can stop energy costs from spiralling further
Sometimes, non-violent direct action works. Sometimes – when we have an absent government, a lack of effective coverage…
Why I’m withdrawing from the national executive committee BAME rep election
Once again the Labour Party finds itself in the midst of internal elections. Elections that will shape policy,…
Six key takeaways from the first stage of Labour parliamentary selections
34 Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs) have chosen their candidates for the next election. As LabourList revealed earlier this…
Our pact with Labour is 95 years old, and our shared ambition more vital than ever
Here at the Co-operative Party, we have just marked an incredible 95 years of our partnership with the…
To meet the public mood, Labour must reject our failed economic status quo
We need to stop treating the cost-of-living crisis as a failure of management. It is in fact a…
How the Labour Party can transform its prospects, and those of the country
The Conservative leadership contest has shown the Tories’ traditionally reckless and dishonest approach to the public finances. It…
