The National Members Council has called a Special Congress less than 18 months after the last Congress in what is typically a four year cycle. The Congress is necessitated by the need to expand our national democratic body to reflect the growth in our membership and capabilities. The National Members Council agrees that the CongressContinue reading “Special Congress”
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Special Congress announced
The Workers Party national members council met over the weekend 9 – 10 November in Birmingham. The council discussed a number of resolutions, the most significant of which is the call for a Special Congress over the weekend of 8 – 9 February 2025. The Congress is expected to approve plans to increase the sizeContinue reading “Special Congress announced”
New leadership elected at Workers Party congress
The Workers Party of Britain has elected a new leadership on the first day of its Congress, which is happening in Birmingham this weekend.
Congress discussion: Peter Ford on migration
The following piece is submitted by Peter Ford on migration and sanctions as a contribution towards the development of our policy in this area.
Letter to Keir Starmer
Has the Labour Party become so indifferent to the views notably of its loyal support among Muslim communities, so complacent about winning the next election, that it will not even condemn brazen official calls for ethnic cleansing?
Thousands of Gazan migrants coming our way? Open Letter to David Cameron
Today the Workers Party published an open letter to the Foreign Secretary, Lord David Cameron.
Motion 5: The Trade Unions
Motion on Breaking the Link with Labour
Congress discussion: developing a Q&A on immigration policy
The following piece is submitted by Tim Pendry as a contribution towards the development of our policy in this area.
Congress Discussion: The Trade Unions
The membership of those trade unions striking over the last year and a half and their continued affiliation to the Labour party stand in contradiction.
Discussion: Exploitation, Money and Class
The following piece is submitted by E Renyard as a contribution towards the development of our policy in this area.