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West Ham Corbynistas Fashion Gurus

Oct 1, 2015By John's Labour blog

This brilliant photo was today featured in The Guardian’s fashion page  “Get the Jeremy Corbyn look”. My fellow West Ham ward Councillor, John Whitworth, (left) is shown standing next to former Newham Councillor (and Labour Party activist) John Sa…Read more…

Oct 1, 2015John's Labour blog

Now We Are The Builders! New Centre Left political blog

Oct 1, 2015By John's Labour blog

Check out this new Labour Supporting blog “Now We Are The Builders”. It aims to be “A Centre-Left blog, a space for discussion and comment. Thoughts and reflections from within the Labour movement.- all views are the contributors own”.

It welcomes g…Read more…

Oct 1, 2015John's Labour blog

Newham Crew at Labour Party Conference 2015 #Lab15

Sep 30, 2015By John's Labour blog

Picture from the traditional Conference social for members of West Ham and East Ham Labour Party members on Monday evening.

While I have no doubt this picture will now reappear in various Newham based blogs with helpful captions and comments I am sure…Read more…

Sep 30, 2015John's Labour blog

Jeremy Corbyn’s Leader’s speech to Labour Conference #Lab15

Sep 30, 2015By John's Labour blog

Despite being a delegate (and in theory having a reserved seat) there was still a massive queue for us to get in for the “Leader’s speech”.

The atmosphere in the hall itself was one of anticipation and a genuine curiosity about what Jeremy would say a…Read more…

Sep 30, 2015John's Labour blog

News from UNISON Housing Associations Branch #Lab15

Sep 29, 2015By John's Labour blog

NEWS FROM UNISON HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS BRANCH
Think again: Don’t Sell Off our Homes For immediate release – 29 September 2015
UNISON Housing Associations Branch is warning that the Housing Fringe at the Labour Party conference last night showed that a number of the major Housing Association…Read more…

Sep 29, 2015John's Labour blog

Labour Party Conference 2015 Sunday morning

Sep 28, 2015By John's Labour blog

Some brief comments on the first day of conference. It started relatively early for me on a Sunday with a Unison delegation meeting at 9am. During which we agreed collectively our approach on motions, rule changes and internal elections.

Conference st…Read more…

Sep 28, 2015John's Labour blog

London Reception #Lab15

Sep 27, 2015By John's Labour blog

After arriving at the hotel in Brighton and picking up my delegation pack from unison office, I went to my first conference event, the London Labour Party reception.

This is the annual shin dig for London delegates and Party members. London Labour Cha…Read more…

Sep 27, 2015John's Labour blog

Labour Party Conference 2015. A view.

Sep 26, 2015By John's Labour blog

I’ve just finished packing for Conference and will soon be on my way to catch the train for Brighton.  For the Party this should prove to be a pivotal Conference.

After the shock and devastation that we all felt following the Conservative victory…Read more…

Sep 26, 2015John's Labour blog

Housing Associations: Don’t Give in to Right-to-Buy Sell out!

Sep 25, 2015By John's Labour blog

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Sep 25, 2015John's Labour blog

Camden NSL Parking Wardens Strike

Sep 24, 2015By John's Labour blog

This morning I went to Norwich by train to represent a UNISON member at a hearing then came back into London to attend a HR meeting on employment policies and procedures. On route I came across Camden UNISON members who work for the Parking Contractor …Read more…

Sep 24, 2015John's Labour blog

TUC Congress 2015: Monday

Sep 24, 2015By John's Labour blog

Apologies for lateness but this is a snapshot of day 2 of last weeks TUC Congress (Monday) from a UNISON delegates point of view.

Our first Congress guest speaker was John Bercow MP,  the Speaker of the House of Commons (and of course a Conservat…Read more…

Sep 24, 2015John's Labour blog

“How to speak Corbyn” (and what a really rubbish press we have in this country)

Sep 23, 2015By John's Labour blog

From Private Eye. This shows why the UK press is so completely rubbish. Hat tip Ravi Read more…

Sep 23, 2015John's Labour blog

“Minding the Gap: The Role of SureStart Children’s Centres”

Sep 22, 2015By John's Labour blog

This is Newham Scrunity Chair, Cllr Dianne Walls OBE, speech last night to Full Council. Dianne is a former head   Teacher of a primary school and a children’s centre. Newham Council is consulting on cutting the number of Children centres in the b…Read more…

Sep 22, 2015John's Labour blog

Workers’ Capital Conference 2015 (Day 2)

Sep 21, 2015By John's Labour blog

This is a little late. I have posted here and linked here on the first day of this global annual conference for trade union pension trustees and organisers that took place earlier this month.

(On my https://twitter.com/grayee account I tweeted o…Read more…

Sep 21, 2015John's Labour blog

“If she drowns she’s a refugee, if she floats she’s an economic migrant”.

Sep 20, 2015By John's Labour blog

This is the “Katie Hopkins” immigration test that the Tories are thinking of introducing to appease The Sun and Daily Mail readers.

Hat tip Becky Tye. Read more…

Sep 20, 2015John's Labour blog

“Unison has done so much for working women”

Sep 19, 2015By John's Labour blog

UNISON’s President Wendy Nichols has responded below to a bizarre (and “untrue”) attack on the union in the Guardian last week. 

When I think of all the very strong and influential women in UNISON the idea that they are being “side lined” is fran…Read more…

Sep 19, 2015John's Labour blog

Leftier than thou

Sep 18, 2015By John's Labour blog

Lovely. hat tip Guardian Read more…

Sep 18, 2015John's Labour blog

Is this why the Tories hate trade unions?

Sep 17, 2015By John's Labour blog

Fascinating chart. Now, I know that not all Tories hate trade unions but none of their MPs voted against the Trade Union Bill second reading on Monday even though this is a basic democratic and human rights issue.

The chart shows that the income of th…Read more…

Sep 17, 2015John's Labour blog

The Housing Crisis (and what to do about it) TUC Congress 2015

Sep 16, 2015By John's Labour blog

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Sep 16, 2015John's Labour blog

Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn addresses TUC Congress 2015

Sep 15, 2015By John's Labour blog

Despite being elected as Labour Leader only four days ago, Jeremy Corbyn, travelled down to address Congress. When he appeared there was a genuine standing ovation before he said a word. The former NUPE official (a founder union of UNISON) started his …Read more…

Sep 15, 2015John's Labour blog
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