Labour works: we’re already changing lives for the better across the UK
The Labour Party is a phenomenal force for change. From creating the NHS to negotiating peace in Northern…
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Momentum’s priority: stop any changes to the way Labour leaders are elected
On the eve of conference, the Labour Party is at war with itself. The incendiary and badly handled…
How Starmer could put Labour on a winning path in the West Midlands
Conference is Keir Starmer’s golden opportunity to put Labour on the course for an election victory. In the…
This is a moment for a new politics of community – Labour must seize it
We lead two very different organisations that share one core conviction. Power to Change supports and advocates for…
Labour’s ambition for social care is as far reaching as Bevan’s was for the NHS
Transforming social care is the challenge of our generation. This was true even before Covid struck, but the…
The road to Starmerism: neither Blairite nor Corbynite, but unifying for Labour
Throughout the long history of the Fabians, the society has been one of the key places where Labour…
The Road Ahead: Is Starmer a Fabian? What does his new essay tell us?
When I interviewed Fabian Society general secretary Andy Harrop recently, I asked whether he considered Keir Starmer to…
As Keir Starmer heads to conference, what is Labour’s answer to levelling up?
Keir Starmer would be forgiven for heading down to Brighton for Labour conference this weekend feeling slightly more…
Brighton should be a springboard for Labour’s bid to win the next election
Labour conference 2019 may only have been two years ago, but in many ways it feels like it…
PMQs: Rayner tells out-of-touch Raab to “go back to his sun lounger”
After the week Dominic Raab has had (having been sacked as Foreign Secretary), the last thing he needed…
