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Category Archives: WPB Policy

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.

Posted bybritworker28th November 2023Posted inBritish politics, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:congress, immigration, migration, Workers Party1 Comment on Congress discussion: Peter Ford on migration

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?

Posted bybritworker27th November 2023Posted inAggressive wars, British politics, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:Gaza, Genocide, Labour, PalestineLeave a comment on Letter to Keir Starmer

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.

Posted bybritworker27th November 202327th November 2023Posted inBritish politics, Party updates, Uncategorized, WPB PolicyTags:Gaza, Genocide, Letter to David Cameron, Palestine, ResettlementLeave a comment on Thousands of Gazan migrants coming our way? Open Letter to David Cameron

Motion 5: The Trade Unions

Motion on Breaking the Link with Labour

Posted bybritworker26th November 2023Posted inBritish politics, Labour party, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:trade union, Workers Party CongressLeave a comment on Motion 5: The Trade Unions

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.

Posted bybritworker15th November 2023Posted inBritish politics, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:immigration, migration, Pay and conditions2 Comments on Congress discussion: developing a Q&A on immigration policy

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.

Posted bybritworker12th November 2023Posted inBritish politics, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:Pay and conditionsLeave a comment on Discussion: Exploitation, Money and Class

Congress Discussion: MMT and the economy

The following piece on MMT is submitted by Chris Williamson as a contribution towards the development of our policy in this area.

Posted bybritworker10th November 2023Posted inBritish politics, Party updates, Uncategorized, WPB PolicyTags:MMT, Pay and conditions13 Comments on Congress Discussion: MMT and the economy

Motion on Palestine

The following piece on Palestine is submitted by George Galloway and Paul Cannon.

Posted bybritworker8th November 2023Posted inAggressive wars, British politics, Party updates, Uncategorized, WPB PolicyTags:Gaza, imperialism, Israel, Palestine, war6 Comments on Motion on Palestine

Resistance TV: Sian and Peter talk NetZero

This week on Resistance TV Sian talks to Peter Ford about Net Zero.

Posted bybritworker2nd October 20233rd October 2023Posted inBritish politics, Campaigns, NetZero, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:NetZero, Resistance TVLeave a comment on Resistance TV: Sian and Peter talk NetZero

Central Bank Independence

Gordon Brown’s 1998 Act effectively went against 400 years of English political development by ending Parliament’s sovereignty in monetary policy.

Posted bybritworker17th September 202313th September 2023Posted inBanks, British politics, Party updates, WPB PolicyTags:Bank of England, Banking, Banks, Central Bank, Economics, Policy2 Comments on Central Bank Independence

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