Oppose PR? Then let’s hear your positive case for first-past-the-post
Whilst we don’t find John Spellar’s latest broadside against proportional representation (PR) convincing, we welcome his engagement with…
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Labour Coast and Country: What the party’s rural policy review should deliver
Labour is back in introspective mode. While we wait for details of the review into Labour party policy…
Growing support for climate action reveals an opportunity for Labour
Polling suggests politicians not seen to be doing enough on climate change face an increasing uphill battle, as…
Labour needs a renaissance – and Renaissance needs you
Major events like pandemics tend to stir a ‘rally round the flag’ tendency in the instinctively patriotic British…
Johnson laughs at coal mine closures as Starmer makes effort to woo donors
Boris Johnson’s sense of humour has given the public another glimpse of the callous nature that lies beneath…
What is Open Labour, the faction for those who claim not to be factional, for?
The point of internal Labour organisations is to influence the party’s policy or culture in a chosen direction.…
Our plans to improve procurement will create quality jobs and raise standards
Over the last week, Labour has been setting out our new deal for working people. By boosting quality…
The Labour left can no longer afford to ignore Blue Labour
Of the many tragic missed opportunities over the last five years, the failure to build a political bridge…
Boris Johnson’s ‘crime week’: a series of rehashed announcements and gimmicks
Is that it? The government’s ‘crime week’, coming a few weeks after Boris Johnson’s set-piece ‘levelling up’ speech,…
Government used taxpayer money for polling on Labour figures, emails reveal
Angela Rayner has declared that taxpayers’ money is not a “personal cashpoint” for ministers after emails revealed that…
