Frontline staff are the lifeblood of our economy. They must be better protected
The start of 2021 hasn’t quite been the new beginning many had hoped for. A new national lockdown…
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Richard Leonard’s resignation: how it took place – and what happens next
Richard Leonard has resigned as Scottish Labour leader. The decision announced yesterday was abrupt, but not exactly surprising. He…
How does Labour rebuild trust on the economy? Listen to the public
Labour has a steep hill to climb to regain the public’s confidence that it can be trusted to…
Labour is united on the need for radical devolution – but can the consensus last?
Cast your mind back to January 2020. Jeremy Corbyn is Labour leader, corona is a beer you put…
Tougher Covid rules, radical federalism, an education programme and union win
It is worth taking a moment to pause and reflect on the latest death toll. 1,564 was the…
We’ve won the Battle for Barnoldswick. There is hope for a better Britain
Throughout this pandemic, trade unions and their representatives have demonstrated in a very real way just why they…
Constitutional reform is key: Labour needs an agenda for a radical federal UK
Gordon Brown recently declared that it would soon be impossible to hold together our multinational UK of distinctive…
Why Labour is launching the Good Friday Agreement education programme
When we think of Labour’s achievements in power, we think of the National Health Service, the Open University,…
Mais lecture: “Labour’s cast-iron commitment to delivering value for money”
Below is the full text of the Mais lecture delivered by Anneliese Dodds to the Business School at…
Labour must seize the chance to boost equality for disabled party candidates
In January 2019, I started a campaign for disabled Labour candidates to receive the same support as party…
