News and developments from the Labour Party and labour movement
Jeremy Corbyn set out Labour’s Brexit policy in a major speech in Wakefield on 10th January. It’s a pleasure to be here in Wakefield and thank you to OE Electrics for kindly hosting us. We are now two and a half years on from the EU referendum and we are finally reaching the moment when… Continue reading Bring Leave and Remain together to rebuild Britain
Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader of the Labour Party, speaking at the CBI’s annual conference on 19th November. Thank you Carolyn for that introduction. You became the Director-General of the CBI shortly before I became Leader of the Labour Party, and since that time Labour and the CBI have always had a very constructive… Continue reading Labour is ready to lead
Labour Briefing Co-op is supporting the following 6 candidates for the elections to CLP places on the Labour Party's National Constitutional Committee (NCC): Annabelle Harle Cardiff West CLP Membership number: A002070 Gary Heather Islington North CLP Membership number: A006966 Stephen Marks Oxford East CLP Membership number: A241053 Khaled Moyeed Tottenham CLP Membership number: L0128862 Susan… Continue reading NCC elections 2018
Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader of the Labour Party, speaking at Labour Party Conference on Wednesday 26th September. Thank you for that welcome. I want to start by thanking the workers, the fantastic staff at the Conference Centre and hotels, the Labour Party staff who make this possible, and the people of Liverpool who have made… Continue reading Jeremy Corbyn’s Conference Speech
Valerie Wise, former Chair of the GLC's Women's Commitee. The GLC Women’s Committee was established in May 1982, a year after Labour came to power. Labour had promised to set up an Ethnic Minorities Committee, but there was no such commitment for women. Women’s economic status, their caring responsibilities and their specific needs regarding public… Continue reading UK’s first Women’s Committee
Nick Davies. It’s good to see the Tories tearing themselves apart, again, on Brexit, amid recriminations of secret meetings and broken promises but Labour cannot sit back, watch the fun and count the next election as already half won. Labour has to protect working class communities from the likely effects of a hard-Brexit and it… Continue reading Is the Brexit squeeze worth the juice for Labour?
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