How disability reforms were whitewashed from Labour’s conference
Labour have neglected the disabled at thier conference – at a time of their greatest need.
Liam Byrne
Society and the media are failing the sick and disabled
Sue Marsh reports on the largest march of sick and disabled people in UK history in reaction to the savage, barbaric, inhuman government cuts to vital support.
A Local Action Network for community organisers
Political reform is about more than constitutional change, argues Liam Byrne MP. It also means street by street community organising.
Tory cuts would “strangle” growth by £5bn
The Conservative party’s economy policy would “strangle the recovery at birth.” Their cuts are equivalent to taking £5 billion out of the economy or 1/3% GDP.
Labour and Conservative parties trade insults on deficit plans
Alistair Darling today set out a detailed 148-page dossier setting out a £34 billion “credibility gap” in the Conservative party’s spending plans. But a Conservative party protest outside the Labour party’s headquarters set out “17 questions for Mr 17%”, atest