By Tim Nichols Ed Miliband’s speech contained some tremendously important and bold attacks on powerful elites that have helped create and perpetuate today’s social and economic inequalities. Despite much to welcome it is important understand why many may be upsettest
Emily Thomas is former Treasury Special Adviser and Director of Aequitas Consulting. This is an edited version of a speech she gave at a Work Foundation Labour Party Fringe Event, Innovate or Fail – the UK’s only route to recovery,test
Peter Morgan argues that earnings-based rent-control would be better at increasing demand than quantitative easing, and will do so for less money as well.
This emphasises Labour’s need to put victims at the heart of our criminal justice system, and is a call to root the justice system in the community.
Young Fabians chair Adrian Prandle writes about the need for young people, who have been amongst the worst hit by the coalition’s policies, to become active.
Unions must win over the public to avoid a repeat of Wisconsin, says @AKMPeterson: #url#
Richard Carr surveys the overall political landscape before discussing the role community ownership might have to play in defining Labour in opposition.
Bill Nighy is calling for people to film themselves to campaign for a financial transaction tax.
Left Foot Forward presents exclusive extracts from Rowenna Davis’s new book, “Tangled Up In Blue”, looking at David and Ed Miliband’s thoughts on community organising.
James Leppard writes on why Richard Murphy is the most influential left-winger of the year.
