Why democratic reformers almost always lose
The Labour Movement colum By Anthony Painter / @anthonypainter Intriguingly, Andrew Sparrow speculates that the main division in…
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Why democratic reformers almost always lose
The Labour Movement colum By Anthony Painter / @anthonypainter Intriguingly, Andrew Sparrow speculates that the main division in…
One Member One Vote extended with a vote at conference
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Conference yesterday voted by two to one to give Labour party members the…
Was it LabourList wot won it?
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 At a meeting with Labour bloggers yesterday Ed Milliband told Left Foot Foward‘s…
Proud of what we’ve done – so much left to fight for
By Alex Smith Gordon Brown’s speech, sprinkled with rhetoric and substance and with nods to the left and…
Brown’s big speech
By Paul Richards 2.00pm The conference hall is filling fast. The set is blood-red. So are many of…
The problem with Ed’s Milibandwagon
By Sunder Katwala Shares in Ed Miliband rose once again inside the Westminster-on-sea bubble following his rallying call…
Pancakes, anyone?
Paul Richards‘ Conference Notebook Very flat, Brighton. Yesterday was the emptiest I have ever seen conference. You could…
Be bold with power and begin a debate with voters about policy
By Kate Groucutt and David Chaplin At the next general election Labour will need to re-build its broad…
Unless we reaffirm our purpose to the British people we’re sleep-walking to a Tory victory
By Sonny Leong An outright Conservative victory is widely anticipated within the Westminster Village. Poll after poll shows…
