Tag: Labour party
Getting beyond the fragments – again
Don Flynn dissects two important contributions on Labour’s future
Taking back control: a campaign for Labour autocracy?
The need for CLP meetings to be online due to Covid restrictions is being exploited by Labour officials at the expense of party democracy, argues Bryn Jones
Cook & Mowlam: Labour pioneers for electoral fairness
Alan Yearsley on earlier visionaries for democratic reform
A young person’s priority
Ewan Wadd on why we need a representative parliament
Labour lacks ambition and radicalism on the economy
Look to Biden's fiscal stimulus and more, says Dennis Leech, who finds Labour’s alternative lacking
Making Labour policy
Karen Constantine on how Labour members can influence policy
Ups and mainly downs of Labour in recent elections
As Labour digests last week's local and by-election results, Paul Salveson looks at what the party can learn from the relative success of its Welsh counterpart, while Hugh Gault considers the decline of Labourism.
Labour’s left and the problem of Starmer
Peter Rowlands says Starmer must row back from Corbyn’s suspension and open serious dialogue with the left about the party’s direction if Labour is to succeed
Stan Newens – an East Londoner, socialist, internationalist and historian
Duncan Bowie on the life and work of the long-standing Chartist subscriber, MP and MEP, and champion of colonial freedom
Opaque, narrow and lacking definitions
Rory O’Kelly finds many holes in the EHRC investigation into antisemitism in the Labour Party and big problems with the reaction
Starmer’s static slot machine
Bryn Jones assesses Starmer’s static slot machine and Sunak’s slick sweepstake