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Welcome to Labour Policy Forum

Welcome to Labour’s online home of policy development and ideas, where you can take part in our open and democratic policy-making process. Whether you are a member, supporter, organisation or affiliated group we want to hear your ideas on how we can re-shape our policy platform to win again so that we can ensure a fairer Britain for all. 

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Protect jobs, incomes, lives and livelihoods

Posted on 16-01-21 by Richard Scroop
in Work, Pensions and Equality
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We Need to Totally Own the Centre Ground of Politics To Win a Labour Majority Government in Parliament Again.

Posted on 15-01-21 by Dean Sean Foy
in International
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Chumocracy

Posted on 15-01-21 by Aadil Aslam
in Justice and Home Affairs
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