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Letters to the editor - March 23, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor - March 23, 2022

Will Labour introduce abortion? In its manifesto, Labour states it will launch an action plan with clear objectives, measures and deadlines on “sexual an

Cicero: Time to start thinking seriously about Labour - Vimarsana News

Cicero: Time to start thinking seriously about Labour

With the headlines filled with questions about the PM’s future, is it time to consider a Labour government in the not too distant future?

One year after: Joe Biden, president of the United States - International Viewpoint - Vimarsana News

One year after: Joe Biden, president of the United States - International Viewpoint

“Biden and the Democratic party have disappointed the members of the popular classes who had supported them against Trump and the Republican candidates in the fall of 2020.”

Labour's Starmer hasn't done anything wrong, but it's unclear whether he's done anything right either - Vimarsana News

Labour's Starmer hasn't done anything wrong, but it's unclear whether he's done anything right either

As expected, Labour performed horribly in the recent Hartlepool by-election. This result is significant, as Hartlepool is considered to be part of the traditional Labour “Red Wall,” referring to the party’s colour and area of Northern England in which Labour has historically outperformed Conservatives for decades. The outcome is also emblematic of a recent shift among voters in the UK. Specifically, Labour is losing its hold on constituencies across Northern England and the Midlands in areas where the populace is less diverse and more working class. These are the type of voters...

Labour and early-years provision: the case for radicalism - Vimarsana News

Labour and early-years provision: the case for radicalism

AS A member of the Labour Party I was recently berated by a comrade for suggesting that Labour needs to have high aspirations. Her view was that aspirations need to be adjusted downwards lest they “become an unattainable wish list that people have no confidence in.”  Policy, however, is a process that begins with aspirations and proceeds to policy development, manifesto commitments and policy enactment.   At the 2019 Labour Party conference, Angela Rayner said “alongside (Sure Start Plus) we will introduce a new service: free nursery education for all two-to-four-year-olds. “Not chi...