Labour Party
NHS rally hears from Jeremy Corbyn - now march on 3 February
25 January 2018Some 1,500 people joined a Labour Party rally for the NHS in the Methodist Central Hall in central London on Thursday night.
The Haringey Development Vehicle is on the ropes - now fight to put it down for good
25 January 2018The HDV is a 'social cleansing' redevelopment affecting seven estates and 4,000 households. A demo and vote on 7 February could kill it.
Global elite wallow in wealth at Davos summit
23 January 2018Bosses, politicians and celebrities descended on Davos in Switzerland this week for the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Join protest over dismissal of activist Louise Harrison and to defend women’s aid
23 January 2018Supporters of South Yorkshire Women’s Aid (SYWA) and Louise Harrison were set to protest in Doncaster on Saturday.
The great PFI swindle
20 January 2018It’s a long way from the partly built 40-mile £750 million Aberdeen bypass, work on which has been routinely delayed, to the £4 billion luxury development in Doha, Qatar.
Seize every chance to defeat the Haringey social cleansing plan
20 January 2018The fight against the Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV) continues to expose the contradictions inside the Labour Party.
What would Labour in office need to survive?
19 January 2018New books try to answer how a government led by Jeremy Corbyn would survive, writes Nick Clark
Elephant and Castle campaigners tell developers to pack their bags
17 January 2018A strong campaign pressured the Southwark council planning committee to vote down proposals to redevelop the Elephant and Castle shopping centre in south London.
Corbyn caves in to pressure as ally Chris Williamson goes
16 January 2018The Labour Party’s left wing leadership has shown serious signs of accommodating to the right and big business in a bid to appear respectable.
Labour should not back single market
16 January 2018Jeremy Corbyn is under increasing pressure from the Labour right to shift his policy on Brexit. This would mean—at the maximum—supporting a second referendum and—at the minimum—backing Britain staying in the European single market if it does leave.
Councillor changes view on the hated Haringey Development Vehicle
09 January 2018The campaign against the social-cleansing Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV) has claimed its latest scalp.
Labour must promise ballots over regeneration
02 January 2018The Labour Party has launched an online survey about the state of social housing in Britain.
As Labour draws closer to office—beware the soft left
02 January 2018Nick Clark looks at the history of how the soft left in Labour has sold out struggle as a warning for today
PFI firms in the NHS set for £190 million windfall due to Tory corporation tax cuts
28 December 2017Corporations profiting from Private Finance Initiative (PFI) schemes have creamed millions from the NHS and Tory tax cuts are handing them even more.
Bradford protesters say no to children's services cuts
12 December 2017The People's Assembly and members of the Unite and Unison unions came together to defend services
Keep this vital domestic violence service open, John McDonnell tells Labour council
12 December 2017Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has intervened to support a key service for women that is under threat in South Yorkshire.
Labour councillors wanted bribes for planning permission, tape suggests
12 December 2017Labour politicians in Tower Hamlets, east London, have been accused of arranging to accept bribes from property developers.
Estates campaign caused the Labour right’s woe in Haringey council
05 December 2017The battle between left and right in the Labour Party has come starkly into the open in Haringey, north London.
March against estate demolitions in Brixton
05 December 2017Some 200 people marched through Brixton against the demolition of six estates in the south London borough of Lambeth last Saturday.
The rich want a fight, so Labour must be ready for one
28 November 2017Britain’s bosses are worried. They are fretting about Brexit, but their bigger concern is Jeremy Corbyn.
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