Meetings about the Labour Party’s ‘one nation’ modernisation process have been coming thick and fast in the last few weeks, the latest batch a series of three at the Houses of Parliament in London organised by Compass, Progress and the Labour Policy Review.
The meetings will explore what kind of modernisation ‘one nation’ Labour should pursue in the years ahead in order to rebuild the economy, conserve the environment, reform public services and democratise the state. They feature speakers such as Jon Cruddas, Maurice Glasman and Andrew Adonis.
The full details are:
How do we create a good society?
When: Wednesday, March 20, 6:00pm-7:30pm
Where: Committee Room 11 – Houses of Parliament
Speakers: Jon Cruddas MP; Andrew Simms (New Economics Foundation and Author of Cancel the Apocalypse: the new path to prosperity)
Chair: Ruth Davis
For more details and to register click here.
New or Blue, Radical or Conservative?
When: Tuesday 23 April, 6:00pm-7:30pm
Where: Committee Room 14, Houses of Parliament
Speakers: Phillip Collins (The Times); Maurice Glasman (Labour peer) Chair: Mary Riddell (Daily Telegraph)
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What should a modern state and public services be like?
When: Tuesday 14 May, 6:00pm-7:30pm
Where: Committee Room 14, Houses of Parliament
Speakers: Andrew Adonis (Labour Peer); Hilary Wainwright (author, Public Service Reform…But Not As We Know It)
Chair: Jackie Ashley (The Guardian)
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