Letters to the Editor – week ending 17 May 2026
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Progress looks to post-Starmer phase as battle lines drawn with Burnham
Members from Labour’s centrist tradition came to the Progress conference in search of solutions, after a week of…
‘Those who aspire to lead Labour must be clear about the party’s responsibilities to working people’
When I stood to be General Secretary of Usdaw, the trade union for retail and distribution workers, I…
‘Welsh Labour cannot survive on memory alone’
There is a story Welsh Labour has told itself for generations. That we are not just a political…
‘The grass may look greener on the other side, but it rarely is’
I have a rather unfashionable opinion, but one I believe is quietly shared by many other Labour MPs…
Letters to the Editor – week ending 10 May 2026
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Starmergeddon
The internal conversation that Labour has been having in mutters and whispers is now bursting forth into a…
‘It’s time for Labour to deliver on its promise for the UK’s touring musicians and creatives’
“We will…. seek to …. help our touring artists,” said the 2024 Labour manifesto. It was a simple…
‘Labour’s Crime and Policing Act is a step forward for shop worker safety’
For far too many years, shop staff across Britain have gone to work knowing they may face abuse,…
‘General strike 1926: Why it happened, failed and couldn’t happen now’
It was the biggest demonstration of working-class “selflessness, loyalty, creativity and resolve” that Britain has ever seen. And…
