Labour to move national HQ into award-winning ‘smart’ building
Labour is preparing to move its national headquarters into an award-winning “smart” building in south-east London, as part…
John Lehal
Labour must seize this chance to define what being ‘the party of business’ means
Being back out on the doorstep gives us the unvarnished truth from the public. There’s no doubt that…
We have a duty to ensure nobody is left behind in the vaccine rollout
In her report on the impact of Covid-19, Baroness Doreen Lawrence wrote that Black, Asian and minority ethnic…
The race equalities strategy is a good start – but Labour can go further
We come into politics to change the world, and right now we see so much that requires urgent…
Labour should keep using tech to boost inclusivity and transparency after this crisis
Over the last fortnight, many of us have transitioned to working from home. Whether working in companies, charities…
Let’s fix the broken labour market for black, minority ethnic and migrant workers
As Black History Month draws to a close for another year, those of us in politics to serve,…
The gig economy isn’t doomed – just look at the Hermes GMB deal
The focus of this week has been the Prime Minister’s meetings in Belfast and Brussels, but for the…
Democratic candidates have inspired hope. Now the party must stand up to Trump
We witnessed President Trump’s hallmark delusion as he tweeted “Tremendous Success Tonight” in response to the results of…
How Democrats are overcoming Trump’s politics of hate in the US mid-terms
It’s polling day in the States. Having campaigned in marginal races in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, it feels…
Why we’re in the US to campaign for Democratic success at the mid-terms
Ten years ago this week, I joined a group of UK Labour activists campaigning for the Democrats in…
