Renewing the Labour movement means winning yet another vote in two days time
In two days’ time members of the Co-operative Group will vote on whether to break the bond with the Co-operative Party, Labour’s…
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It’s time for the shy Blairites
The Labour Party is in shock. Candidates and activists alike ended polling day on upbeat form. Our bubble…
Keeping our eye on the ball
We’ve all been shocked to see the Tories emerge from the Election with an outright majority, and rightly…
What were the electorate thinking?
‘Mood and self-delusion’ swayed the electorate, Neil Kinnock told us on Thursday night, reiterating his long-standing belief that…
Forward, not back
“History is written quickly, and pundits like to make out as if every result was inevitable,” wrote the Spectator’s editor…
I’m ready to serve in Labour’s renewal – but not as Leader
The General Election has delivered a devastating result for the Labour Party and the prospect of five bleak…
Hard lessons from the east – but time to love our activists
The front page headline on this weekend’s Cambridge News is “It’s not all blue,” recording Labour’s success…
Speaking ‘human’ – what I want from our next leader
I wrote this article on my laptop in bed. Like Labour activists up and down the country, this…
Labour will never be credible without convincing people of its economic credentials
Possibly the most striking thing about his resignation from the Labour leadership is how easy people have found…
We should focus on those we seek to serve
On Friday Newcastle Labour held its traditional post election do to thank the volunteers who had worked so hard…
