National Policy Forum. Annual report 2022
Introduction Welcome to the 2022 National Policy Forum (NPF) Annual Report. This year the NPF…
NPF and Labour Party
The National Policy Forum, or NPF, is a body of representatives from all the major groups in the Labour Party, from constituency parties and regions to affiliated trade unions and socialist societies. Its role is to shape the Labour Party’s policy agenda. NPF representatives read and discuss submissions received via the Labour Policy Forum website, and discuss them in the relevant Policy Commissions.
(From https://www.policyforum.labour.org.uk/about/npf)
Labour International is an active participant in NPF processes. Each year we feed policy positions into NPF processes to help shape Labour Party policies.
NPF and Labour policy discussions
The content of every policy motion passed at Labour conference 2022
A thorough article by Katie Neame on the LabourList website.
Angela Rayner. Closing speech at Conference. 28.09.22
Thank you, Conference, and thank you Sviatlana. The sacrifice you have made for your country…
Keir Starmer, Speech at Conference.
Thank you, conference. It’s great to be here in Liverpool. After all the changes we’ve…
Speech. Rachel Reeves Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Conference speech 26.09.22
Thank you, Conference. It is a privilege to stand here as your Shadow Chancellor, under…
Ed Miliband Conference Speech 26.09.2022
Friends, I want to start by thanking my ministerial team Kerry McCarthy and Alan Whitehead…
Preview of National Policy Forum Consultations 2022
By Anne Greenslade This is a once-a-year event in the Labour party calendar which takes…
National Policy Forum. Annual report 2021
Introduction Welcome to the 2021 National Policy Forum (NPF) Annual Report. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic…
Every new (and old) policy announced in speeches at Labour conference 2021
A great list by Sienna Rogers on the LabourList website.