Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds addresses party conference – his speech in full
Jonathan Reynolds sets out Labour’s plans to support business and workers, protect jobs and tackle bogus self-employment.
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Jonathan Reynolds sets out Labour’s plans to support business and workers, protect jobs and tackle bogus self-employment.
Chancellor John Healey will pledge a "new age of industrialisation" for Britain in his first speech to party conference.
Mr Kinnock set out his vision for a stronger Wales in a strong United Kingdom.
Work and Pensions Secretary sets out plans for welfare reform, including a Jobs Guarantee and support for young disabled people into work.
Delegates at the Labour Party conference will debate housing, AI and insourcing following the results of the priorities ballot.
Michael Marra and Ken Skates set out their visions for Labour in Scotland and Wales, calling for renewal, devolution and a clearer sense of purpose.
Welsh Labour leader sets out plans to rebuild the party and deliver greater progress for people across Wales.
Michael Marra used his first conference speech as Scottish Labour leader, to set out two early priorities: education and workers' rights.
He used his speech to set out Labour’s plans for Scotland, highlighting workers’ rights, while calling for greater co-operation with the Scottish Government.
First Secretary sets out plans to reform government, bring public services back in-house, whilst supporting British jobs and skills.
Lucy Powell sets out Labour’s education plans including technical qualifications, SEND reform and support for schools.
Bridget Phillipson sets out her vision for a fairer Britain.