Tag: Labour party
Labour’s British Railways mark 2 is a dead duck
Back to the 1950s is no way to run a modern railway system, says Paul Salveson
Starmer over-reacts on Long-Bailey
Don Flynn says Sir Keir Starmer has turned his back on a movement against excessive police force
Sterility of the middle ground
Don Flynn finds Labour’s election review sidesteps the important issues
Make Labour politics your politics
Mary Southcott says read and respond to Labour’s new policy review. She highlights the area of local and regional government as a critical area for change
Immigration Bill rejects key workers we clap weekly
Don Flynn welcomes Labour’s decision to oppose the Bill, but says a serious campaign is needed to get the public onside for the alternative
From left policy to left strategy
Tom Miller asks: can the Labour left fix its mistakes and find a coherent direction?
For a democratic revolution
Clive Lewis did not make the cut for the leadership election but he set out a bold plan for people to take real control and transform society and the party
Beyond the fragments
As has happened before, the working class has fallen into a state of division and fragmentation. Don Flynn argues a socialist narrative centring on the crisis-ridden nature of capitalism will be needed to rebuild working class identity
Can’t pay won’t pay, 30 years on
Simon Hannah on lessons of the battle to defeat the Poll Tax
The challenges of leadership
Successful candidates for Labour leader and deputy have huge tasks to overcome. Rebuilding electoral support and overcoming party divisions are two central challenges among others set out by Duncan Bowie as a guide to selection.
Keep the European flag flying
Julie Ward on taking internationalism to the streets