CATRIONA MUNRO: Scottish Labour faced a delicate balancing act in the Holyrood elections — only by restoring public hope for change can it secure success at the next election
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RYAN WAIN AND MARION ATKINSON: The anti-establishment spirit behind the local election results can be countered with fresh ideas and a bold plan
ED TURNER: A three-pronged strategy centred on local issues, strong candidates, and a close relationship with the electorate was key to success in Oxford’s success
JAMES FRITH MP: Labour needs a mixture of patriotism and pragmatism if it is to rebuild trust among the electorate
AROOJ SHAH: We must maintain a relentless focus on local services and opportunities if we are to repair our fractured political landscape
JOE DROMEY: The local elections were a near disaster. To rebuild its coalition, Labour must reach out to both progressive and working-class voters