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If Labour gets into government, the list of issues to address will be long. The electorate will expect change, and it would be easy for Keir Starmer and his team to rely on the power of government. But the balance between addressing…
In the autumn, we published our straight-talking manifesto, highlighting top priorities for the upcoming election. It draws on the voices of more than 250,000 governors and trustees nationwide, offering a unique perspective for the incoming…
SPONSORED POST As Chair of the Shopkeepers Campaign, hearing Labour frontbenchers talk of their commitment to revitalise the high street is music to my ears. It is clearly a genuine focus given their commitment to crack down on late…
As election day gets closer, Labour will face growing pressure to set out a clearer vision for Britain’s future. In power, Labour has applied two distinct philosophies of government. The first was Clem Attlee’s model of ‘social democracy’…
Keir Starmer has told his shadow cabinet to have a manifesto ready for an expected spring election. But even with a May ’97-style landslide, Wes Streeting and Labour’s shadow health team have an unprecedented challenge ahead: how to dig the…
2023 has been a big year for Labour Party news (when is it not, if we're honest) – and LabourList has been there through it all. Here's our rundown of the biggest moments of the past 12 months, plus a few extras here and there. Think we've…
"Service" seems to be Keir Starmer’s word of the month. Earlier in December, the Labour leader praised Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair for acting "in service of the British people, rather than dictating to them". More recently, he marked…
The general election is getting ever closer. There is intense interest and scrutiny in Labour’s emerging policy platform. So, what goes into the manifesto and how is everything decided? I spent 10 years on Labour’s National Policy Forum…
Should it be normal for a national party in a democracy to deprioritise a third of the country? Normal for a party that wants to form the next government to declare huge swathes of the nation as insignificant? Of course not. Yet, as the…
If you wandered down your local high street and popped into the shops this weekend, there is a very strong chance that you visited a family business. While family firms sometimes go under the radar, family businesses represent nine in ten…
