Open Labour
@openlabour.bsky.social
The home of Democratic Socialists in
The Labour Party. For a bolder, more democratic, outward-looking politics.
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The Labour Party. For a bolder, more democratic, outward-looking politics.
JOIN US: https://openlabour.org/membership-sign-up/
Read our full statement on the UK in the World.
Labour must be a beacon not a weathervane – neither national nor human security is advanced by jeopardising the world’s poorest, nor making things harder for its most fragile states.
Labour must be a beacon not a weathervane – neither national nor human security is advanced by jeopardising the world’s poorest, nor making things harder for its most fragile states.
March 30, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Read our full statement on the UK in the World.
Labour must be a beacon not a weathervane – neither national nor human security is advanced by jeopardising the world’s poorest, nor making things harder for its most fragile states.
Labour must be a beacon not a weathervane – neither national nor human security is advanced by jeopardising the world’s poorest, nor making things harder for its most fragile states.
Read our full statement on the ‘Pathways to Work’Green Paper ⬇️
There is neither a moral nor an economic case for these reforms. Cutting PIP will not lower costs for taxpayers, will not improve employment rates, and will not address the genuine issues within the system.
There is neither a moral nor an economic case for these reforms. Cutting PIP will not lower costs for taxpayers, will not improve employment rates, and will not address the genuine issues within the system.
March 21, 2025 at 9:24 AM
Read our full statement on the ‘Pathways to Work’Green Paper ⬇️
There is neither a moral nor an economic case for these reforms. Cutting PIP will not lower costs for taxpayers, will not improve employment rates, and will not address the genuine issues within the system.
There is neither a moral nor an economic case for these reforms. Cutting PIP will not lower costs for taxpayers, will not improve employment rates, and will not address the genuine issues within the system.