Tag: Labour party
Jewish Voice stifled?
Dave Lister calls for a halt to the purge of Jews from Labour
Progress on housing, doubts on delivery
Duncan Bowie welcomes the direction of Labour’s housing policy but finds holes in the funding
Unlocking Labour
Stuart Hill on the unfinished business of Charter 88
Johnson tax plans challenge Labour
The high-risk Johnson tax rises combined with the Cabinet reshuffle make an early election more possible. Labour needs to prepare by setting in motion the selection of parliamentary candidates, says Trevor Fisher
Crossroads for social democracy
Don Flynn examines Labour’s ‘A New Deal for Workers’ and asks: where are its working class backers? And what role for Generation Left?
Pathway to recovery
William Bain puts the case for Westminster electoral reform from Scotland
Mo and Robin changing the political culture
Mary Southcott on how Robin Cook's and Mo Mowlam's personal qualities informed their support for electoral reform
Traditional values in a modern setting
Ann Black on developing a policy programme and a snappy slogan to scotch the Tories
The policy maze
Trevor Fisher finds a huge credibility gap at the heart of Labour’s policy-making process
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