Established in 1973, the Campaign for Labour Party Democracy fights for more power for Labour’s members and affiliates.
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Campaign Briefing 84, Autumn 2024
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Issue 84 of Campaign Briefing, the CLPD publication for CLPs and Labour Party members. See More
November's Tel's Tales
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November's Tel's Tales See More
Labour activists – for the many, not the few
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This briefing contains a collection of articles setting out some of the ways that Party activists can organise in their local CLP in pursuit of a radical agenda. See More
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Four years on from the leaked report revealing the horrendous behaviour of the Labour bureaucracy in the early years of Jeremy Corbyn’s Leadership, and despite the Forde report two years ago proposing a series of recommendations to address the systemic issues of racism, misogyny, and the monoculture of Labour’s workplace, the Labour Leadership’s behaviour in the run-up to this year’s General Election (GE) showed that zero lessons have been learned and the factionalism, rule-breaking, and institutional racism is worse than ever.
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Gordon Brown lifted over a million pensioners out of relative poverty. The next Labour Prime Minister seems intent on repudiating that legacy.Guardian Editorial, 9 September 2024
"Distancing himself from the Unions and sidelining internal democracy risks Sir Keir becoming isolated from the rest of the Movement."Guardian Editorial
"The Labour share of the vote was less than that achieved by Jeremy Corbyn in 2017... It is abundantly clear that the election was a straightforward referendum on the Tory party."Letter in National Press
"After four years bending the party to his will, and outmanoeuvring opponents at on the NEC, Starmer has issued a challenge to the left of his party — and lost. At the very moment he is speaking about the 'changed Labour Party', right on cue, the left prises open its sealed tomb."Gabriel Pogrund
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