"That there is a Prime Minister who has finally stated that Britain has had the wrong economic approach for four decades has been widely welcomed; now the focus is on how this translates into actions."
Tag: Labour
Keep pushing for left policies – Richard Burgon MP
"We must push our new Labour government to deliver the change our communities not only need but deserve."
People Need to Feel Change – Daniel Kebede on Burnham’s speech
"If the hope & optimism that he talked about is to become a reality then the PM will need to tackle the vested interests of those at the top of society who have enriched themselves at the expense of the majority in the country."
Stop the War call on Labour to drop charges against Palestine activists
"Thousands more have been arrested for simply holding up signs in support of a proscribed organisation – including many outside the conference centre on Sunday."
Push government to go further on sanctions on Israel – Ryvka Barnard
"There is much more to do, we have our work cut out for us, and we have no time to waste."
What would Britain be like if we got rid of neoliberalism? – Jon Trickett MP
"Removing neoliberalism can put an end to miserabilism, cultural anomie and depression and open the door to a country at peace with itself."
Housing is a key part of the cost of living crisis – Homes for All
"Millions of us hoped the new Burnham-led Government would turn its words into actions on council homes and support for renters. But already those hopes are being dashed."
GB Railways, union recognition, insourcing and expanding public ownership – Grahame Morris MP #Lab26
"Important questions remain as to whether public ownerspohip as presently structured is reaching as far as it could."
We built a better Britain once. We can do so again – Jon Trickett MP
"We need more than nostalgia. We need to rebuild the same working-class strength that forced concessions from a reluctant ruling class in the past, so that we can do so again"
Reverse the attacks on party democracy – Rachel Garnham
"To successfully turn this situation around requires a radical reset of the policy agenda, backed up by a rapid restoration of party democracy."