A once in a generation opportunity for London
London faces the most important three years for a generation. Over consecutive elections Londoners will elect their Council,…
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Factionalism is a dead end for Labour, warn McBride and Wegg-Prosser
Today should be a day to look to the future. With Labour Party Conference just a matter of…
David Cameron’s Conservatives are running scared of UKIP
UKIP will spend their Conference this weekend trying to pose as a mainstream political party with mass appeal.…
Six ways Labour can win with women in 2015
So Labour Women’s Conference is this Saturday, and there’s one event that has caught my eye. It’s the…
Nick Clegg has survived his most difficult conference yet. That’s good news for Labour
So Nick Clegg has left the stage at Lib Dem conference with the applause, well, not exactly thundering…
“It’s not about you Nick!” Labour MPs lambast the Lib Dem leader’s speech
Labour MPs were roundly unimpressed by Nick Clegg’s speech at Liberal Democrat Conference this afternoon. Shadow Health Minister…
Why we need triple devolution for the City Regions
The cities and city regions must be at the heart of the next Labour manifesto. It is in…
“It’s up to the Labour Party to recruit Labour members” – LabourList interviews Unison’s Dave Prentis
Dave Prentis has been General Secretary of Britain’s second largest union, Unison, for over twelve years, leading over…
Aussie rules: what Labour could learn from Kevin Rudd’s defeat
Six years ago the Australian Labour Party (ALP) was all-powerful. As a party, it controlled every single state…
Party reform provides an opportunity for Ed Miliband – and trade unions too
Whatever the rationale is for Ed Miliband’s party/union reforms, it can’t be Falkirk anymore. The party’s statement on…
