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This archive will contain articles from back numbers of CLPD's Newsletter and elsewhere. These are of obvious political and historic interest, and may also help to explain the arguments CLPD supporters have advanced over the years. Themes which run through these articles are accountability, democracy, grassroots and the honouring of commitments. |
No.65 (Contemporary Resolutions Edition) September 2002 - Call a Moratorium on PFI (PFI) pdf download
No.64 July 2002 - Challenge New Labour's assumptions (National Policy Forum Documents) pdf download
No.63 September 2001 - Stop Labour's privatisation (PFI/PPP)
No.62 July/August 2001 - Landslide?
No.61 (Labour Party Conference Edition) September 2000 - No Ceasefire (The 21st Century Party 'consultation')
No.61 - Forging 'consensus' (National Policy Forum report)
No.46 (Conference Edition) September/October 1992 - The long march backwards (Annual Conferences, 1981-91)
No.34 (Conference Edition) September 1986 - Behind closed doors (The NEC restricts the recording of their votes)
No.26 (Conference Edition) September 1982 - Open the NEC books (The recording of NEC votes)
No.25 (Conference Resolutions Edition) April 1982 - CLPD: the Alternative Strategy for Socialists, by Vladimir Derer, Victor Schonfield
No.10 August-September 1977 - Reselection - conference must decide (Reselection of MPs, and the 1977 Conference)
The Party is currently reviewing the Partnership in Power (PiP) policy making arrangements that have been in operation since the 1997 Annual Conference. An Interim Report from the three review working groups was published in September 2004. Submissions to the review are still being accepted. (To: Partnership in Power review, the Labour Party, 16 Old Queen Street, London, SW1H 9HP).
Click here to download our model response. It is 20Kb, in RTF format, which you should be able to read in any word-processing software.
November 2000 - January 2001 - 21st Century Party Consultation
No.154 May 2000 - 21st Century Party - Say 'no' to no say, by Vladimir Derer, CLPD
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