Updates

Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, Green New Deal Rising, and Rapid Transition Alliance have all backed voting reform to help tackle the climate crisis.

Alun Drake examines how we can fix Britain's problems

Claire Jones drafts an alternative speech for Keir Starmer to deliver at this year's Labour Conference in Liverpool

The Green Party's Molly Scott Cato explains why any Progressive Alliance must begin with a commitment to electoral reform

Geoff Cox considers why some ideas are considered good or bad, purely depending on where they come from

Labour and the Lib Dems have been urged to work together to oust the Tories in Mid Bedfordshire

Trade unions paying out benefits has been lauded amongst the Benelux and Scandinavian social democrats. Britain’s history of guild socialism sets a precedent for its implementation in the UK, argues Josh Thomas.

Mark Perryman makes his annual selection of holiday page-turners.

Compass urges parties to unite in one-off pact at the next general election after Tories hold Uxbridge

Mary Perryman, a member of Lewes CLP, speaks out against Labour's possible expulsion of Neal Lawson

On the NHS's 75th anniversary, Julia Grace Patterson considers why our NHS has fallen into disrepair - and what we can do to save it

Last Thursday, we launched our campaign to Win As One in Greater Manchester with an evening of politics, campaigning and activism

Progressives should consider their shared principles as a way of devising a common policy agenda, Frank Newhofer writes

Caroline Lucas is the progressive leader everyone wanted but only the Greens were lucky enough to have.

All votes are equal – but some are more influential than others, Tom Beard writes

As the dust settles on the 2023 local elections one thing is clear: cooperation is the future of our politics. It wasn’t that either Labour, the Lib Dems or the Greens did well: it’s that we all did well. Over 60 percent of the vote went to progressives. The Tories were left with just 29%.