‘Give mayors more power to tackle economic challenges in their regions’
Tracy Brabin writes that mayors need the tools to tackle the bespoke economic challenges in their regions.
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Inside the West of England mayor campaign, from Tory and Green threats to Dan Norris and low voter awareness
LabourList visits Bristol in the West of England region, one of two posts being defended by Labour, to get a sense of the mood on the doorstep and among activists.
‘Keir Starmer has finally found the right narrative – security is everything’
Ed Dorrell argues Labour has now established a frame and a narrative that gives it a fighting chance - security is everything.
Unions tell PM to ease fiscal rules and improve Brexit deal as stocks tumble
Union leaders have called on the Prime Minister to go further than the watering down of green targets for carmakers unveiled today, urging him to loosen fiscal rules and improve the UK's Brexit deal as stocks tumble in the wake of Donald…
‘Polling tells us the obvious: Labour members don’t like what the government is doing’
You can’t please all the people all the time. But if you’re not pleasing any of the people, any of the time, there’s something to be said for getting your own house in order first.
‘Voters sceptical of Labour’s domestic agenda ahead of local elections’
The old political rules – from a time before insurgent populism, economic stagnation and global fragility – no longer hold. The government must act in accordance with today’s rules, not those of a bygone era.
LabourList-Survation poll: Reeves sees approval plummet among Labour members after Spring Statement
Rachel Reeves has seen an almost 30 percentage point drop in her favourability among Labour members since the Spring Statement, exclusive polling by Survation for LabourList has revealed.
‘Will Welsh Labour’s new candidates embrace radical change or status quo?’
Chris Carter argues that the 2026 election has the potential to define Welsh politics for a generation.
Spring Statement: List of councillors quitting over welfare amid further cuts
The deputy leader of Rotherham Council has become the latest Labour councillor to quit the party over the government’s welfare reforms and cutbacks, with ministers expected to confirm another £500m in cuts today. Welfare reforms unveiled by…
Housing minister Matthew Pennycook dominates airwaves on broadcast rounds
Matthew Pennycook has dominated the airwaves more than any of his colleagues over the last three months.