Labour will only be able to make the case for EEA terms while avoiding a toxic, populist backlash if public opinion has started to move, writes Andrew Harrop...
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The Tory party abandoned conservatism long ago. Honing a consistent message around competence, decency and fairness could win over voters tired of Tory chaos, argues Stephen Bradley...
Bright Blue and the Fabian Society, representing the intellectual right and left, have come together with this publication to find common ground and practical policies on pressing problems facing workplace pensions.
Edited by Andrew Harrop and Sam Hall
December 2017
Our AGM is an opportunity for all members to have their say on the direction of the Fabian Society and ask about our work. We will host a discussion ahead of the formal business of our AGM. This year’s panel discussion will be The Year in Review: Twelve months of British politics.
We are delighted to announce the winners of the Jenny Jeger prize for writing 2017
Are the more than half a million members of the Labour party really ‘intellectually incoherent’? I joined the Labour party in 1958 when Hugh Gaitskell was the leader. Two years later I joined the Fabian Society. Sometime during the Blair...