Ada Lemberg·Aug 27, 2022Ze Servant of The PeopleMarch kindly embraced the earth with warmth and the smell of new life — the long-awaited spring has arrived. In my memory, it came almost…
Diablogical: Diablogs concerning two world systems·Nov 29, 2021Fatal Attraction: A response to James A. SmithIn an article ‘The Labour Left’s Fatal Contradictions Are Still Unresolved’ James A Smith argues that the Labour Left is yet to reckon with…
ACBC·Sep 29, 2021Brexit Destroyed Labour Party, Not Corbyn61% of Labour seats voted for Brexit.A response icon5A response icon5
Mary Hall-Rayford·Dec 7, 2020After The Fact — Eastpionte PremierLast year, I ran for a city council seat — my debut into politics on a local level. Though I didn’t win, I learned a great deal — what to…
Ryan Swift·Jul 28, 2020Views from the North: The North of England in contemporary political debateAn overview
Earl Chrisos·Apr 22, 20202019 Australian Federal Election opinionToday is Wednesday 15 May 2019, three days left until the Federal Election. I have already completed my civic duty, much like a growing…
Toby Jaffe·Dec 22, 2019UK Election Post-Mortem: Thoughts on Jeremy Corbyn’s Un-Winnable War with the PressJeremy Corbyn’s election to become Labour Party leader in 2015 was one of the most explosive political events of the 21st century so far…
Murse·Dec 15, 2019Voter ConnectivityThe British Labour Party has been totally defeated by Brexit Party 2.0 (I refuse to call the Conservatives as such anymore — there is…
Nigel Stanley·Dec 15, 2019After the Landslide — The Labour Co-ordinating Committee (LCC)on the 1983 electionIn 1983 Labour suffered an election defeat almost as bad as that in 2019. At that time I was the organising secretary of the Labour…A response icon1A response icon1