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The South Yorkshire Times reports that “the Labour Party has chosen Coun Sandra Holland as its candidate for the mayoral elections in Doncaster next year. Coun Holland has represented Conisbrough and Denaby on Doncaster Council since 2006. She also worked for Don Valley MP Caroline Flint for five years. Coun Holland was selected from a
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The Labour Party has always taken the view that we should be beyond reproach with regard to accepting and reporting donations and we are the Party that has reformed the area of political donations to increase transparency and accountability. The Labour Party notes that this matter has been concluded and that it has been made clear that no-one sought to break any rules. The Labour Party put aside t...
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The political party that I dislike most of all is the Labour Party. It is a party that has offered so much to Wales, and has received so much support from Wales over the past eight decades, but has failed miserably to deliver. It is the party that Wales trusted, and the party that betrayed that trust. I hate the Labour party and I can think of a million and one reasons for not voting Labour. Durin...
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There has always been a strong moral streak to support for the Labour Party. Put simply, Labour is supposed to be the ethical party, and the Conservatives the greedy, the venal, the “nasty party”, the party of power and inherited privilege. The Tories are the ones who invite General Pinochet to tea – and Labour people are the ones who arrest him. So when the party leadership’s moral compass se...
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Yet another chance encounter with an old friend who has left the Labour Party ("with bells on", as she herself puts it). She says that she now plans to concentrate her political efforts on child poverty, in which (like me) she takes it as self-evident that New Labour has no interest whatever. Just how many people are there left in the Labour Party who are not either in receipt of councillors' allo...
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