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NEC votes to curtail members’ rights and exclude the left A report of Tuesday’s National Executive Committee by left CLP reps Jess Barnard, Gemma Bolton and Yasmine Dar. Labour’s National Executive Committee on 16th September was opened by Ellie Reeves, as Chair who thanked NEC members for supporting her as Party Chair and Campaigns […]
Resource Guide to Conference 2025Momentum/CLPD Conference Guide 2025 Whether you’ve been before or it’s your first time, Conference and its procedures can be confusing. Read our Guide to Conference or pass onto any conference delegate you may know.
on 12.09.25 Article Tel’s TalesInsourcing is essential for rail nationalisation [Letter in national press from Eddie Dempsey] While the the nationalisation of South Western Railway and the government’s commitment to publicly owned Great British Railways are welcome first steps, this is not the end of the line. The continued outsourcing of essentia services – such as track and train […]
on 05.09.25 Article CLPD at ConferenceGoing to Conference? Make sure you don’t miss both our fringe meetings at Quaker Meeting House, 22 School Lane, L1 3BT Saturday, 27th September, 6.30pm Party Democracy – The Key to Labour’s Success in Government Chair: Rachel Garnham Speakers: Richard Burgon MP :: Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP Mick Whelan – GS ASLEF :: Ruth Hayes – […]
on 28.08.25 Article Model Contemporary Motions for Labour Party Conference 2025Your CLP is encouraged to consider submitting a Contemporary Motion to this year’s Labour Party Annual Conference along the lines of one of the attached model motions. Many Party members will be concerned that our government’s policies do not reflect the progressive agenda many hoped for and, as would be expected, sadly support for our […]
on 25.07.25 NEC Update NEC Report 22 July 2025Labour NEC: Anti-democratic rule changes deferred in the face of opposition from the left and trade unions A report of Tuesday’s National Executive Committee by left CLP reps Jess Barnard, Gemma Bolton and Yasmine Dar. Summary Anti-democratic rule changes to reduce the representation of trade unions on the Conference Arrangements Committee and to further […]
on 16.06.25 Campaign Reinstate Labour Women’s ConferenceModel motion for CLPs in light of Labour’s decision to cancel its Annual Women’s Conference.
on 02.06.25 Article Tel’s Tales (May/ June)SOME TAX CHANGES LABOUR COULD /SHOULD INTRODUCE. *Equalise the basic income tax and capital gains tax rates (would raise some £14 billion). *Lower the tax relief rate on pension contributions for high earners down to the standard rate (would raise some £13 billion). *Sort out the tax and national insurance loopholes in city lawyers’ partnerships (could […]
on 31.05.25 NEC Update 20th May NEC reportBonfire of the equalities A report of Labour’s 20th May National Executive Committee by left CLP reps Jess Barnard, Gemma Bolton and Yasmine Dar Summary In an unprecedented move, it was declared that the Party will no longer be informing the NEC of membership numbers. The left and most trade union reps voted against […]
on 02.05.25 Article Preparations for Labour Party Conference and Women’s ConferenceElection of delegates, Rule Changes and Nominations for internal elections Unfortunately, elections on May Day confirm that since the General Election there has been a large decline in support for our Party and a large rise in support for the extreme right, not just in opinion polls but also at the ballot box. There are […]
on 04.04.25 Nominate Labour Party internal electionsThis year there are elections to the CLP Sections of: the Conference Arrangement Committee (CAC); the National Constitutional Committee (NCC); and the National Women’s Committee (NWC). There is also an election for the Disabled Members Representative on the CAC. CLPs need to submit their nominations for these national Labour Party Committees, by noon on Friday […]
on 27.03.25 NEC Update 25th March NEC reportMarch NEC meeting – the Left CLP reps’ report Jess Barnard, Gemma Bolton and Yasmine Dar report back from March 25th Labour National Executive Committee meeting. The General Secretary updated the NEC on a range of issues with particular focus on upcoming by-elections; however, unusually this month we did not receive an update on membership […]