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Branch resources review underway

Jan 3, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

Providing all branches with effective support and resources is UNISON’s ‘key priority’

The article Branch resources review underway first appeared on the UNISON National site.Read more…

Jan 3, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Get elected – and help UNISON remain relevant and effective in the 2020s

Jan 3, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

The nomination period is about to open for this year’s service group executive elections

The article Get elected – and help UNISON remain relevant and effective in the 2020s first appeared on…Read more…

Jan 3, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Sadiq For London 2020

Jan 2, 2020By John's Labour blog

Another year, another election campaign. Just over 4 months until the Greater London Mayor and Assembly election. There will also be local Council elections in May (not London).

Today, Labour Party activists were handing these leaflets to commuters ou…Read more…

Jan 2, 2020John's Labour blog

Unison Branch AGMs February 2020

Jan 2, 2020By City of Stoke on Trent UNISON

The branch Annual General Meetings will take place as follows: Monday 10 February 2020 at 12.30 pm Windsor Room, Stoke Town Hall.  Buffet from 12 midday. Last date for receipt of food orders Friday 31 January 2020. Promotional Poster – 10 ……Read more…

Jan 2, 2020City of Stoke on Trent UNISON

2019 General Election – what happened?

Jan 2, 2020By Martin Wicks

Hasty conclusions on the scale of Labour’s general election defeat and preordained ‘solutions’ are worthless. Sweeping generalisations are being substituted … MoreRead more…

Jan 2, 2020Martin Wicks

Review: A Forgotten Hero: Folke Bernadotte, the Swedish Humanitarian Who Rescued 30,000 People from the Nazis, by Shelley Emling

Jan 2, 2020By Eric Lee

Count Folke Bernadotte is largely forgotten today, but his murder in Jerusalem in 1948 made headlines around the world. The first UN peace mediator in the Middle East, he was targeted by members of…Read more…

Jan 2, 2020Eric Lee

2019 Reviewed – Part Two

Jan 2, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

Despite the challenged posed by Boris, Brexit and a bitter general election, UNISON members continued to fight for quality public services and workers’ rights

The article 2019 Reviewed – Part Two…Read more…

Jan 2, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Your union will always be there to stand up for you, every single day of this new decade

Jan 1, 2020By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON is the biggest union in the UK – because public service workers like you have put your trust in us to stand with you.

The article Your union will always be there to stand up for you, every…Read more…

Jan 1, 2020Dave Prentis blog

Blwyddyn Newydd Dda! (From Tigger)

Jan 1, 2020By John's Labour blog

Happy New Year Everyone! Could not resist posting this picture of Tigger who was our “host” at the cottage in Wales that we rented for Christmas. My first ever social media “Cat” picture I think. Read more…

Jan 1, 2020John's Labour blog

Llanwyfan – Penycloddiau Hill Fort Circular Walk

Dec 31, 2019By John's Labour blog

Off message but spent Christmas in North Wales visiting family. In between visits (and eating and drinking lots) Gill and I had some fantastic walks. We hired a cottage near Llanwyfan which is about 4 miles from Denbigh. There use to be a large TB hosp…Read more…

Dec 31, 2019John's Labour blog

TUC head calls on labour movement to pull together and avoid “self-pity” and “recriminations” in New Year message

Dec 30, 2019By John's Labour blog

“Working families won’t be sorry to see the back of the 2010s. It’s been a decade of austerity and pay stagnation – putting real pressure on family finances, the NHS and the public services we all rely on.

Looking to the next decade, we face big chal…Read more…

Dec 30, 2019John's Labour blog

Newham in east London has steepest house price rises of the century

Dec 29, 2019By John's Labour blog

Hat tip The Guardian. This is NOT a good thingRead more…

Dec 29, 2019John's Labour blog

The Death of Stalin

Dec 28, 2019By John's Labour blog

I watched “The Death of Stalin” on Netflix last night. It is billed as a comedy. While there are some comic moments it is not for the faint hearted. 
An account of a gangster state changing its leadership. I wonder how accurate it is? Strange to s…Read more…

Dec 28, 2019John's Labour blog

#NewhamDemocracyCommission Have you had your say?

Dec 27, 2019By John's Labour blog

Democracy and Civic Participation Commission – tell us what you think. To join the conversation online, and for full details of all events visit: https://www.newhamdemocracycommission.org/
#NewhamDemocracyCommission
Read more…

Dec 27, 2019John's Labour blog

Review: The War in the West, A New History: Volume 1: Germany Ascendant 1939-1941, by James Holland

Dec 27, 2019By Eric Lee

This is history on a grand scale. James Holland has limited himself to the war in the west, covering the period up to the German invasion of the USSR in June 1941. So in terms…Read more…

Dec 27, 2019Eric Lee

A Christmas gift from “Battling Bessie” Braddock

Dec 26, 2019By John's Labour blog

An early Christmas present were these historic Labour Party cuff links. My cousin is friends with an elderly Labour supporter in Dolgellau, North Wales who wanted me to have have them. Which is very kind of him.

What is particularly fascinating is tha…Read more…

Dec 26, 2019John's Labour blog

Turnout tales

Dec 26, 2019By Labour And Capital

If recent events tell us anything, it’s that voting matters… With that in mind this is a quick post on something that caught my eye this year: sharp changes in voting turnout at a number of companies. Some of the more striking examples have been at c…Read more…

Dec 26, 2019Labour And Capital

Merry Communist Christmas

Dec 25, 2019By John's Labour blog

Hap tip StroppyRead more…

Dec 25, 2019John's Labour blog

Newham’s Rough Sleeper Xmas Shelter

Dec 24, 2019By John's Labour blog

“Volunteers are hard at work putting the final festive touches to the rough sleepers Christmas Shelter which opens today in Stratford at 2pm. It’s the second year #Newham Council has supported the project run by Stratford Seventh Day Adventist Church a…Read more…

Dec 24, 2019John's Labour blog

A view from the right

Dec 23, 2019By John's Labour blog

Hap tip free markets think tank  CPS for this article by Glen O’Hara.

The real reasons Labour lost

Labour should not have lost this election. Only once before has any modern British government going for a fourth term won the approval of the vote…Read more…

Dec 23, 2019John's Labour blog
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