It that time of year again when London region holds its Labour Link elections. Once again we have a choice to elect socialists who will stand for a Labour Link that will take UNISON policy’s into the Labour Party and fincially support MP’s and other representatives though constituency devlopment plans etc who support UNISON policies. For a change to the current leadership of the regional Labour Link who just want the link to be a supporters club for the Brown Government.
The following candidates are being supported by London UNISON Labour left Network for Labour Link elections in The London region.
Regional Committee Seats (Female)
Jacqui Brown
Katrina Hoogendam
Felicity Irwin
Helen Martin
Pam Woods
Regional Committee (Male)
Andrew Berry
Phil Lewis
Daniel Nichols
Francis Prideaux
Heenal Rajani
National Labour Link Forum (Female)
Lucy Anderson
Jacqui Brown
Katrina Hoogendam
Helen Martin
Pam Woods
National Labour Link Forum (Male)
Sean Fox
Daniel Nichols
Francis Prideaux
Labour Party Conference
Katrina Hoogendam
Standing Orders Committee
Andrew Berry
The ballot papers have been sent to the Labour Link Officer or Branch Secretary, the deadline to return them in is 29th Feb. If you can’t locate them contact the regional office.
Also don’t forget to get Branch Delegates elected to the Labour Link Forum taking place on the 26th Feb 4-6pm, House of Commons. Deadline for Branches to register there delegates is 22nd February.
More like London UNISON public school network if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteSorry marra -grew up in the North east -which I love dearly -and where only the daft buggers went to public school. Me -eleven plus and Girls High School. Joined the Youth wing of local Labour Party but full of daft lads who talked big and did nowt.Not much changed there but hung on to Labour credentials out of regional and political loyalty but most importantly out of family loyalty -but kept thinking why all the way. Still do -we all should.
ReplyDeleteAnd we should always keep thinking keep questioning and keep challenging what is happening and about where the party is going.That is the point surely.
To accept unquestioningly everything we are told is a betrayal of our conscience and humanity.
Oh dear me -that is very serious for a Saturday night!Kat