Party reform – an omelette without breaking any political eggs
The first thing that needs saying about the proposals on party reform that Ray Collins is tabling at…
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I’ll be voting yes to the Ed Miliband reforms at the NEC today
Today the National Executive Committee meets to consider Ed Miliband’s big proposed changes to the Labour Party and…
London’s Tory Housing Crisis
Stop any Londoner in the street and they will tell you that our city is in the middle…
Where are the centre-left governments that Labour can learn from?
France’s president Francois Hollande was in Britain at the end of this week and it was noticeable how…
Dem Libs are not going away, you know
What about those Liberal Democrats, eh? (This is, I realise, a high-risk start to a piece, but please…
Britain’s unbalanced economy offers no real recovery for the forgotten millions
The recent return to growth is welcome. Particularly after the Government’s misguided economic plan starved the economy of…
We need Homes for London
When it comes to housing, the Greater London Authority lives very much in the shadow of its predecessors.…
The week in bits: Polling, Taxes, Boris Johnson and Homophobia
LabourList readers excellent at predicting polls, suggests polls Are LabourList readers the most reliable amateur psephologists in Britain?…
Labour’s challenge is to exhibit the behaviours of fiscal conservatism
On fiscal policy and party reform, Labour has made two big moves in the last week. If I…
A transformative process for a Party which in turn aspires to transform the country
The country is desperately in need of dynamic leadership. Standards of living are flat lining or falling for…
