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THIS WEEK!
Keep your eyes peeled for the next episode of our podcast, It's Bloody Complicated, as we're joined by economist James Meadway (@meadwaj.bsky.social) to discuss just how progressives can be trusted on the economy.
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"How do we work together for the common good and the national good? How do we put country before party?"
Compass Director Neal Lawson talking to BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour at our conference, 'Change: NOW! Mobilising the Progressive Majority'.
The two-party system has fractured, and it isn't coming back.
The question now is whether the progressive majority in this country can find a way to come together and win on a bold progressive mandate.
Andy Burnham's pitch to lead Labour and keep out Reform rests on that plan.
"[Andy Burnham] recognises that we've got to change our democratic systems, we've got to change the state in order to change our economy."
Compass Director Neal Lawson on Labour's candidate in Makerfield for BBC Radio 4's Westminster Hour.
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“Get behind a clear, unified, single message and tell the public: we will make your kids financially secure. And nobody else can do that. The far-right can’t do that”
Did you miss @garyseconomics.bsky.social speaking at #ChangeNOW on Saturday? Full speech out soon.
“Get behind a clear, unified, single message and tell the public: we will make your kids financially secure. And nobody else can do that. The far-right can’t do that”
Did you miss @garyseconomics.bsky.social speaking at #ChangeNOW on Saturday? Full speech out soon.
Video
Our Director @Neal_Compass sat down with @mandascott.bsky.social of the Accidental Gods podcast (and @rupertread.bsky.social) to discuss Britain's progressive majority and the world we're within the grasp of building.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!
Tony Blair may have criticised the Manchester mayor, but Burnham’s plan for a democratic revolution is in line with the ‘radical centre’ his old boss favours – and they both want to keep Reform UK out...
