Last week at Labour Party conference Left Foot Forward held an event which asked whether or not policymakers should quit worrying about the environment during tough economic times.
Ed Miliband has seen this Tory-led government pull a fast one on the ‘C2s’ and the ‘strivers’ and has offered something the Tories cannot give.
Labour’s childcare announcement is a welcome attempt to try to bring down parents’ childcare costs.
Ed Miliband’s pledge to “strengthen” the minimum wage in certain sectors is a step in the right direction, but it’s not the most effective way to reduce inequality.
Clear support from Labour for green growth can only be positive, and will hopefully be emulated across the political spectrum.
Could the McBride memoirs provide an opportunity for Labour to distance itself from the worst sort of ‘alpha male’ politics?
The most important thing now is that Ed Miliband and the Labour Party stand firm against the inevitable cascade of sour grapes that are about to come their way. Here are three reasons why that is so important.
This was a speech more about crowd-pleasing, with some of the crowd thankfully way outside the hall, barely aware of him or it.
Ed Miliband’s announcement today on an energy freeze is not only a radical policy, but it also places David Cameron in a very awkward position.
Ed Miliband will make an impassioned plea to retain Scotland’s place at the top table of the UK union.
