What my dad’s experience in Bosnia taught me: Srebrenica 25 years on
After Iraq and Libya, the concept of protection may seem tainted – but this weekend’s anniversary is a vital reminder that a policy of concerted inaction can have equally disastrous results.
“If you need it, take it. If you can, donate it” – how Broxtowe is coming together during coronavirus
Broxtowe Labour have run their High Street Community Hub from a shop front on Chilwell Road, Beeston since January 2019. Although it is run by the local Labour Party, the Hub offers advice, support and friendship to all in the local community. It acts as a community meeting space and also hosts a non-partisan community food and toiletries larder which operates on the basis of ‘if you need it take it. If you can, donate it’.
Learn about Labour: political education resources for lockdown
With so many of us stuck at home, we’ve collated some resources for you to learn more at home alone - or why not set up a video call to discuss what you’ve been reading or watching with friends, family or colleagues? Here are 10 things to get your teeth stuck into.
Nia Griffith for LGBT History Month
Shadow Secretary of State for Defence Nia Griffith reflects on Section 28 this LGBT History Month.
The next Prime Minister should put their Brexit deal or No Deal back to the people
A letter from Jeremy Corbyn.
Meet some of the LGBT activists across our movement
This LGBT History Month, we spoke to some of the incredible LGBT activists and allies from across the Labour movement.
100 years of women standing as MPs
On the 100th anniversary of the Parliament (Qualification of Women) Act, Shadow Minister for Women and Equalities Dawn Butler writes on the importance of equality in Parliament.
Have your say on our economy
John McDonnell is coming to a town near you to hear your views on our economy.
70 years of the NHS
In celebration of the NHS's 70th birthday, we hear stories from the spirit of the NHS – the phenomenal NHS staff.
Barbara Castle and the Equal Pay Act
On the 48th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, we’re telling the story of the woman who fought for it.
Here’s what Section 28 was all about
On the thirtieth anniversary of Section 28, we explore what the policy really meant, and the effect it had on LGBT people in the UK.
Austerity is a Conservative choice, not an economic necessity.
John McDonnell responds to Philip Hammond’s Spring Statement.
Zach’s First Day on the Doorstep
Young campaigner Zach shares what inspired him to join Labour and campaign for the first time during the recent Alyn & Deeside by-election.
Angela Eagle on LGBT History Month
Angela Eagle was the first UK government minister to come out as a lesbian. Here’s why LGBT History Month is important to her.
100 years later, we’re taking the next step
100 years since our country took the first step towards getting all women the vote, Labour women came together to celebrate how far we’ve come and what work there is still to do.
LGBT History Month
To mark LGBT History Month, we reflect on past achievements and reaffirm our commitment to fight for LGBT equality.
Andy Burnham’s First Day on the Doorstep
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham shares some of his highlights from the 25 years he’s been campaigning for Labour, his inspiration for getting involved and one of the more memorable doors he’s knocked on.
Emily’s First Day on the Doorstep
Emily, alongside top canine campaigner Dan, talks joining the Labour Party, campaigning and her mission to get more young people involved in politics.
It’s time for votes at 16
Young activists tell us why they should get a say in their future, and why they’re campaigning to lower the voting age to 16.
Universal Credit: here’s what you need to know
The Tories' Universal Credit programme has pushed people into poverty. Find out what the programme actually is, what the Tories have u-turned on and how you can join our campaign to pause and fix Universal Credit.