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RIGHT WING HISTRIONIC GARBAGE VIS- À-VIS REALITY “Rishi can prove himself a man of steel by standing up to the ‘strikers’.” Sunday Express, 4 December 2022 “This autumn the company owning the Sunday Express offered a 3% pay rise. After one day of strike action the company sued for peace. Subsequently pay increases of between […]
on 18.12.22 Article Tel’s Tales, November/December 2022SUNAK AND HUNT DO NOT HAVE ‘JOINED-UP POLICY’ ‘A tighter fiscal policy and tighter monetary policy is not the right mix…we have yet to see the government put forward a joined-up policy to address the UK’s fundamental problems of a lack of investment and low productivity growth. Indeed, following the EU Referendum, of over six […]
on 09.11.22 Article Tel’s Tales, October 2022TORY VOTERS ARE NO LONGER BEING LED UP THE GARDEN PATH SO EASILY ‘For a very long time, Tory electoral success has been based on a time- honoured trick: persuading the social middle that it has nothing in common with the bottom and indeed kicking poor people around just to reinforce the point… Now many […]
on 29.09.22 Article Tel’s Tales, September 2022WHAT LABOUR’S MEMBERS THINK A YouGov poll of the views of members a couple of years ago, revealed the following: *Labour Friends of Palestine was viewed favourably by 47% of party members and unfavourably by only 12%. *In contrast, Labour Friends of Israel was viewed favourably by 17% of party members and unfavourably by some […]
on 28.09.22 Yellow Pages Labour Party Conference 2022 – Yellow Pages – Wednesday 28th SeptemberHealth Composite: Miles Better than the Position of our Frontbench This year’s Health motion is a hard-won victory for the Left. The composite proposed by the frontbench and party hierarchy did not even mention – let alone oppose – privatisation and the Tories’ Health and Care Act. By contrast, the agreed composite commits Labour to: […]
on 27.09.22 Yellow Pages Labour Party Conference 2022 – Yellow Pages – Tuesday 27th SeptemberToday’s NCC Vote is Important Since 2018, the majority of elected members of the NCC have been elected on a centre-left platform of support for natural justice and fair- ness in Labour’s disciplinary processes. It is a majority that respects the principles: that judgements about complaints should be based on evidence and that those sitting in […]
on 26.09.22 Yellow Pages Labour Party Conference 2022 – Yellow Pages – Monday 26th SeptemberWhy we Are on Strike by Mick Whelan, General Secretary ASLEF Union Train drivers who are members of ASLEF – the train drivers’ trade union, which represents 96% of the train drivers in England, Scotland, and Wales – will strike at twelve train operating companies on Saturday, 1st October and at 13 on Wednesday, 5th […]
on 25.09.22 Article Campaign Briefing Edition 82 – PDF DownloadDownload CLPD’s annual publication, Campaign Briefing below.
on 25.09.22 Yellow Pages Labour Party Conference 2022 – Yellow Pages – Sunday 25th SeptemberVote Against Factional NEC Rule Changes: Defend OMOV Rather than focus on fighting the Tories, the NEC has been spending its time trying to unwind some of the democratic gains for members in recent years – and showing total disregard for members and our engagement in the Party. ● First, it is proposing to change […]
on 23.09.22 Candidate Report Ann Henderson reports from the 20 September NECAnn Henderson reports from the 20 September NEC, including updates on rule changes, the Forde report and equality conferences.
on 12.09.22 Article Report from NEC Equalities Committee from Ann HendersonReport from NEC Equalities Committee Ann Henderson, NEC CLP representative, September 2022 The NEC Equalities Committee met on Thursday 8th September 2pm – 3.45pm. With a number of apologies, and a light agenda, the meeting was poorly attended and not as focused as the wider Party membership might reasonably expect an Equalities Committee to be, […]
on 09.09.22 Campaign Briefing Enough is Enough! Labour’s Broad Church Must Include JeremyThis year’s Labour Party Annual Conference seriously needs to address the deepening cost of living crisis and set out how the Party will tackle it. It should also halt the attacks on Jeremy Corbyn as these divert attention from addressing this crisis. The Party is a broad church and Jeremy should be a Labour candidate […]