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Harold Wilson (Labour) Location: Blackpool. Commentary: This conference came at the end of a difficult year, which saw the devaluation of sterling and heavy losses for Labour at the local elections. A key theme of Wilson’s speech was the transition from imperialism to a modern industrial society.
Whatever the results of the election, a Labour Government will go forward boldly on its policy, challenging any manoeuverers to make their position clear in vote after vote. On land, on housing, on industrial relations, on education and on the rest of this programme that we shall be carrying out.
Oct 1, 2020 · In his speech, he reiterated Labour’s focus on devolving powers to institutions and communities that can make grass roots changes. As we know, there are a number of Labour led local authorities that will soon be swept up in the tide of unitarisation including areas of Essex and Kent.
In his speech, Wilson described the challenges facing the new Labour government - most notably the economy and the need to increase Britain’s exports - and its achievements in Parliament.
The Labour Party Conference is the annual conference of the British Labour Party. It is formally the supreme decision-making body of the party and is traditionally held in the final week of September, during the party conference season when the House of Commons is in recess, after each year's second Liberal Democrat Conference and before the ...
Sep 29, 2021 · Then came Wednesday's speech. Sir Keir faced down hecklers in the hall and told them that under his leadership, Labour would never stand on a manifesto that wasn't a serious plan for government.
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A win was expected but this is extraordinary: Labour has won the biggest victory for any party since the dawn of the history books, or at least 1951.
