End of the honeymoon for Johnson? Polls narrow as ‘vaccine bounce’ subsides
Polling is a tricky business, and forecasts often prove wrong. That means we should take the widening or…
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Our new deal for working people will deliver rights and strengthen unions
Labour has launched its campaign to make Britain the best place to work, and over the coming weeks…
How we can better involve hard-to-reach groups in the climate emergency agenda
Tower Hamlets, two years ago, became one of the first councils in London to declare a climate emergency…
Pro-Starmer Labour to Win celebrates gains at London Labour conference
Labour to Win, the internal party organisation that brings together the Labour First and Progressive Britain groups in…
Forde, finances, members, complaints, proscriptions – Labour NEC report
Labour’s national executive committee met for an almost recording-breaking nine hours and 16 minutes on July 20th. We…
These government ministers are retoxifying the Conservative Party
David Cameron became Conservative Party leader in December 2005. He set about detoxifying his party, changing its image…
Health unions threaten strike action over NHS staff 3% pay award
“Another day, another U-turn.” That was Labour’s response to ministers announcing a 3% pay rise for NHS workers,…
Labour will “buy, make and sell more in Scotland”, declares Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves has declared that Labour will “buy, make and sell more in Scotland” as part of its…
PMQs: “When it comes to confusion, the Prime Minister is a super spreader”
Keir Starmer came to Prime Minister’s Questions well-armed today. The session followed the debacle of Boris Johnson’s lightning…
Job cuts, group bans, complaints, codes: everything we learnt from the NEC
That was a whopper of a Labour national executive committee meeting. It started at noon yesterday and more…
