By Daniel W. Round, Dudley Momentum Chair In the wake of the Willsman fiasco, around 500 committed but concerned Momentum … More
Category: Labour democracy
Fighting for the soul of Corbynism
By Rida Vaquas, Tamworth CLP Three summers ago, Jeremy Corbyn was elected Labour leader off the back of a campaign … More
A program for transforming the benefits system
It is good news that the Labour Party has committed to scrap Universal Credit. What is its policy beyond that? … More
Scrapping Universal Credit – good, but not enough
By a Lewisham Labour and welfare rights activist It is welcome news that Unite, the TUC and Labour Party have … More
Labour conference: leftward shifts, but machine consolidates
By Rick Parnet • For notes on The Clarion‘s activities and intervention at the conference, see here. Labour Party conference … More
What The Clarion did at Labour Party conference
We thought it was worth summarising what we did at Labour Party conference – which, though on a relatively small … More
Our new anti-union laws pamphlet has sold out. Order now to help us print more!
We had 500 copies of our new pamphlet on the fight to repeal the anti-trade union laws printed, and almost … More
Report of Chris Leslie no confidence vote, from a Nottingham East member
By Stephen Flaherty This had been coming for a while. The CLP had been at odds with Chris Leslie since … More
Democratic reforms – what conference agreed
This is far from a thorough summary, let alone an exhaustive one, of every constitutional change passed at Labour Party … More