Winter 2018: Fabian Review

Winter 2018
By Kate Murray , Vanesha Singh
Published 21 December 2018
Topics Labour party

This edition of the Fabian Review focuses on new ideas to renew the centre-left with Matthew Laza, Liz Kendall MP and Daniel Sleat plus Kate Murray talks to Lisa Nandy MP.

Also in this issue: Emma Dent Coad MP argues it’s time for communities to take back control.

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