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Welcome to Greenwich and Woolwich Labour Party's website. We are an active and vibrant Constituency Labour Party of over 800 members campaigning and listening to our local communities in Blackheath, Greenwich, Charlton and Woolwich. We work with our public representatives to stand up for local people and improve our quality of life. We care passionately about our values of social justice, environmental sustainability, prosperity for all, and a strong commitment to internationalism. We work hard to help achieve this by campaigning for jobs, improved education, healthcare, policing and public transport. We have an excellent local champion...
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more...Matthew Pennycook Vice-Chair (Membership) Greenwich & Woolwich Labour Party How to become a member Local party members are the lifeblood of the Labour Party. Here in Greenwich and Woolwich we have an extremely vibrant membership, made up of hundreds of people from a mix of ages, backgrounds and interests. They are the bedrock of our local success and the link that keeps us engaged with and grounded in our local communities. There are many good reasons to become a member as we take on the Conservative-led government’s disastrous programme of cuts and look to...
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more...ED MILIBAND MP, Leader of the Labour Party, in an article in today's Financial Times, argues that the complacency of “Camerkozy” economics has meant David Cameron's error has been replicated across our continent.
Labour's Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary, Vernon Coaker MP, responding to the Secretary of State's claim in the House of Commons on Wednesday that "57,000 more people are in jobs in Northern Ireland than were in jobs before the election", said:
Harriet Harman MP, Labour’s Shadow Culture, Media and Sport Secretary, in response to the Government announcing an additional £30 million for the Listed Places of Worship Scheme, said:
Andy Burnham MP, Labour's Shadow Health Secretary, in response to the publication of new NHS figures this morning showing a 39 per cent increase in the number of patients who waited over 18 weeks for treatment, said:
Caroline Flint MP, Labour’s Shadow Energy and Climate Change Secretary, commenting on the annual report for fuel poverty statistics from the Department for Energy and Climate Change, showing that fuel poverty fell by 750,000 in the final year of the Labour Government, between 2009 and 2010, said: