This was no “revenge reshuffle”
This is not, and was never going to be, a revenge reshuffle. It is not a contradiction of…
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It is vital that Labour remains committed to tackling poverty and inequality abroad as well as at home
Today the International Development Committee released our first report of the new Parliament, focusing on the plight of…
Here are my 10 political New Year’s resolutions
My political New Year’s resolutions: 1) Campaign as hard as I can for our excellent local Labour council…
Renationalising the railways is not a total panacea for the problems created by the sell-off
Promising to renationalise the railways certainly accords with popular feeling since poll after poll has suggested that around…
Our membership is too narrow. Unless we reach out, extending party democracy means nothing
‘Democracy’ in Labour Party terms is difficult to argue with as a word. It’s our party, and we should…
A house divided cannot stand. Can all these new groups help Labour win?
Over one hundred days has passed since Jeremy Corbyn became leader of the Labour Party. There are some…
E-democracy done right presents a great opportunity – but there are reasons to be wary
Labour needs to embrace change and no more so than in digital communications. We have yet to wake up…
Unity begins at the top
With the Oldham West by-election victory and the natural hiatus of the Christmas break Jeremy Corbyn had the…
The electoral challenge: How are Labour performing in by-elections since Corbyn became leader?
As it is near Christmas you will forgive me if I don’t contribute any carefully thought through prose…
100 days of Jeremy Corbyn: How party reform has topped the agenda
Jeremy Corbyn will change the face of British politics, and he will do it before he even has…
