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A Labour member of the Senedd has said there is a “growing sense” that the UK government is treating Wales “with contempt”, hitting out at the national insurance hike and over Port Talbot.
While the 2010 general election saw Labour ousted from power, Margaret Hodge not only defended her seat from the BNP’s Nick Griffin, but increased her share of the vote.
Labour peer Margaret Hodge has called on the government to “change the discourse” around immigration in the face of a growing threat from Reform.
Jeevun Sandher argues that Labour needs a strategy that can win votes on both the right and the left.
Labour MP Steve Witherden argues for a wealth tax and an end to welfare cuts.
As Labour activists we need to keep reminding the voters that the far-right don’t have any solutions locally, and they won’t have them nationally either.
Reform are now benefiting from first-past-the-post. Our government must reverse that change before it gifts Farage additional wins at the mayoral contests next May.
Rifts within the Labour Party have been exposed as MPs delivered a range of responses in how the party should respond to the local election results.
The government has had a poor first election, achieving our lowest result in four decades, Minesh Parekh argues.
