Sam Browse explains why your CLP should send the motion for public ownership of the water companies to Labour Party conference this year.
Tag: Labour Party Conference
The Right to a Home – Labour Campaign for Council Housing
Ending Right to Buy is a cost-free policy and would ensure that all new council homes would increase the numbers available, for the first time since 1980, writes Martin Wicks.
The Left can take inspiration from Latin America’s progress and struggle
"Across Latin America, labour, social and left-wing movements have mobilised millions in the last period... in Brazil, that spirit of resistance led to Lula's return to the presidency."
After Keir Starmer’s speech at Labour Party Conference – Simon Fletcher
Simon Fletcher analyses what will likely be Keir Starmer's last conference speech before a general election.
Labour Conference at odds with leadership on energy ownership – Labour for a Green New Deal
"Labour needs an election platform that is capable both of winning and instigating necessary economic transformations like public ownership of energy."
Labour Must Listen to Members & Affiliates
"Party members & unions have real experience of the problems the Tories have created & know what a government needs to deliver."
Military spending trumps cost-of-living and climate challenge – Beth Winter MP
Beth Winter questions growing military expenditure while victims of the cost-of-living crisis, spending cuts, and the climate challenge, are left starved of support.
Richard Burgon – It’s time to bury the tory policies that created this crisis
Rebuilding Britain will mean ditching the Tory policies that have created the multiple crises we face writes Richard Burgon MP
For socialist solutions to the Tory crisis – Labour Outlook Conference Edition
With Labour Party annual conference kicking off today, Labour Outlook has published a special conference edition, amplifying a range of voices from across our movement.
The cash trap that Labour can’t avoid – John Lister, Keep Our NHS Public
With the Tories hell-bent on leaving our health service in a mess, questions over the future of the NHS are sharper than ever, writes Dr John Lister