Month: June 2016

How Labour Can Win In 2020: Turn Left To Power

June 6, 2016 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Turn Left To Power is an explosive dissertation in book form offering a fundamental redirection for Labour’s return to power, with bold ideas for a new economic and social settlement, including economic and taxation reform, restoration of responsibility in government and a renewal of democracy. Full of detailed information, hard facts and the results of thorough research and […]

NHS: Time To Talk Funding

June 6, 2016 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

As the weekend battle raged between the two wings of the Tory party over Brexit Yes or No, the NHS was never far from the front line as the weapon of choice for both sides, who have now lost the entire plot of what this referendum ought to be about, and instead are in a […]

Turn Left To Power: A Road map For Labour

June 4, 2016 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Turn Left To Power is an explosive dissertation in book form offering a fundamental redirection for Labour’s return to power, with bold ideas for a new economic and social settlement, including economic and taxation reform, restoration of responsibility in government and a renewal of democracy. Full of detailed information, hard facts and the results of thorough research and […]

Labour: A Road Map: Download and Paperback: A Must Read

June 3, 2016 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Turn Left To Power is an explosive dissertation in book form offering a fundamental redirection for Labour’s return to power, with bold ideas for a new economic and social settlement, including economic and taxation reform, restoration of responsibility in government and a renewal of democracy. Full of detailed information, hard facts and the results of thorough research and […]

Labour and Brexit: Corbyn Fights To Be Heard

June 3, 2016 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Jeremy Corbyn yesterday made a perfectly sensible speech setting out very good reasons why Labour voters and supporters should vote to remain in the EU. It was an intelligent speech, full a sensible analysis and opinion, which should attract widespread attention. But will it? Perhaps not as much as it should because this Referendum is not being […]