However,
under Labour the policy was strangled to death by John Prescott and by Labour councils who despised the idea that someone might want to move on and up.
Under this Labour policy, schools were encouraged to help each other, with successful schools, heads and teachers working with those in less successful schools with similar intakes and circumstances.
Not exact matches
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policy.
When announcing this
policy,
Labour made clear that «this would be underpinned by the right to obtain (
under an obligation of confidentiality) financial and commercial information about the business and affairs of a football club,» though the board members wouldn't be able to block takeovers or change corporate strategy.
FoE director Tony Juniper said: «New
policies are urgently needed to cut UK emissions, which have risen
under Labour despite promises of substantial cuts.
Under the current
Labour system, the National
Policy Forum receives delegates from constituency party associations and has a debate with the shadow Cabinet and affiliates about policy posi
Policy Forum receives delegates from constituency party associations and has a debate with the shadow Cabinet and affiliates about
policy posi
policy positions.
In recent weeks, many
Labour MPs have credited the Shadow Brexit Secretary with holding Jeremy Corbyn's often - shambolic Brexit
policy together
under extremely difficult circumstances.
Farming interests have largely been opposed to Brexit as it could threaten the subsidies they receive
under the Common Agricultural
Policy, and their ability to recruit cheap migrant
labour.
Labour are competitive despite Corbyn — and they're competitive because of the legacy power of the
Labour brand on key issues like healthcare and housing, and also because
Labour have created and marketed so many retail
policies (which, to be fair, has occurred
under Corbyn's leadership).
Abbott claimed that
Labour values
under Jeremy Corbyn are the «exact opposite» of the Conservative party in each
policy area, and no more so than in field of immigration.
The
Labour Party has already budgetted a modest # 500,000 to conduct a postal ballot of its members to elect constituency representatives to its NEC and National
Policy Forum, which are conducted
under the «one - member - one - vote» system.
Essentially, we will need to articulate the public
policy on immigration
under which we claim the right to limit the free movement of
labour.
Later this morning Corbyn gave a speech in Dagenham where he unveiled wide - ranging
policy that will form the basis of a
Labour manifesto for government
under his leadership, including # 500bn of public spending.
There was nothing subtle about economic
policy under New
Labour.
This change was originally suggested by the
Labour Coordinating Committee to stop the constituencies from registering dissatisfaction with a
Labour government's
policies by electing left wing MPs — as happened
under the Wilson / Callaghan government.
Labour under Corbyn can expect further gains by setting out its own positive
policies detailing how it intends to raise people's living standards.
Labour is recovering
under Corbyn and McDonnell primarily because voters are starting to believe in their economic
policies, and that they will be better off as a result.
Now, with
Labour's
policy review making steady progress
under the direction of Jon Cruddas, Miliband has pledged to provide more details of the alternatives on offer from a
Labour government in 2013.
Whatever their merits as
policy arguments, localism and empowerment do not offer a banner
under which
Labour could march towards the sound of electoral gunfire within the year.
But he quit the
Labour Party last year, saying he had «lost confidence» in the party
under Ed Miliband's leadership because it had made a «
policy shift moving back towards what Old
Labour stood for».
His second stint at the business department
under the
Labour government was marked by fresh thinking about industrial
policy, which I wish he had had the opportunity to develop; and he seems more willing than some to acknowledge that the pre-2008 economic model was flawed.
Mr Goldsmith says he used those words to describe the economic
policies of the
Labour Party
under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.
The news that potentially thousands of people have died as a consequence of the
policies, decisions and structures set up
under the last
Labour Government is breath - taking and demonstrates so clearly why well meaning platitudes are just not enough when it comes to delivering vital public services.
Three newly - elected barristers all delivered maiden speeches during yesterday's debate on the Queen's Speech which highlighted the failures of criminal justice
policy under the previous
Labour Government.
After Ed Miliband became leader of the Britain's opposition
Labour Party in 2010, a debate over its
policy began
under the term «Blue
Labour».
This year's Cities Outlook reflects on the performance of city economies over the last 10 years based on four main indicators, population, businesses and housing affordability, the approach of
policy over this period (both
under Labour and the Coalition) and its implications for further devolution.
Malcolm Wicks is taking over as science minister, with Ben Bradsure promoted to minister of state,
Labour peer and former MEP Lord Truscott has become a parliamentary
under secretary at the DTI, and Alistair Darling has taken over sole responsibility for energy
policy.
After ten years of liberalising attitudes and
policy under the
Labour government, Prime Minister Gordon Brown signalled in 2007 that he would consider reclassifying cannabis as a Class B drug.
His prominence was due to an interview with
Labour Shadow Cabinet Minster Diane Abbot, who,
under pressure to answer questions about how her party would fund an additional 10,000 police officers, could not credibly explain how much the
policy would cost.
The issue of control orders,
under which terror suspects are placed
under «virtual house arrest», is the one of the most sensitive civil liberties issues for ministers as opposition to
Labour's authoritarian counter-terror
policy was seen as part of the glue that made the coalition possible.
Rachel Reeves said schools should provide the «wrap around care», but the
policy did not involve additional money, but a ring fence in place
under the last
Labour government would be reintroduced.
The argument against Corbyn isn't about his personal image and manner though, it's that he'd put the
Labour party in a ideological and
policy position that wouldn't win votes, that the
Labour party itself would risk ripping itself apart
under a leader with little support among the Parliamentary party and a long history of rebellion.
More fundamentally, Leanne's victory will shift Welsh politics to the left, keeping Welsh
Labour under pressure to maintain and strengthen its «clear red water»
policy programme and to resist the influence of the small but highly - placed number of crypto - Blairites seeking to drag the party to the right.
Under Ed's leadership,
Labour too often combined tough left - wing rhetoric with
policy proposals that the public simply did not think were credible.
The shadow minister also accused the Government of «pivot and distraction» by blaming the decision to scrap landing cards on
Labour - despite former Home Secretary Alan Johnson admitting on Thursday that the
policy had been signed off
under a
Labour government in 2009.
It compares highly favourably with the dismal, glacial pace of
policy under Labour in its final years — unable to move forward with many decisions as a result of the inevitable exhaustion that sets in following a decade in power.
This is because
Labour is now so centralised
under its leader that its annual conference, National
Policy Forums and National Executive Committee count for virtually nothing.
«And no one in Scotland should be in any doubt - whether
under Kezia Duglade or Corbyn -
Labour are a party that backs an extreme Tory Brexit and
policies like Trident renewal, against Scotland's national interests.»
Chris Hewett, a Green Alliance associate and author of the report, said that apart from pledges to increase energy savings, none of these
policies had been explicitly outlined by either the
Labour government or the Conservatives, who
under David Cameron's leadership have worked hard to position themselves as a much greener party.
But
Labour under Jeremy Corbyn will be taking its case to every part of Britain in the coming months with a radical
policy platform, offering the only genuine alternative to a failed parliament political establishment and the fake anti-elitists of the hard right.»
In a few minutes time, Ed Miliband is to introduce to
Labour MPs Liam Byrne, who will oversee
policy review, and report to the National Policy Forum, and the Party Reform Taskforce under Peter Hain who will report to National Executive by next summer in time for rule changes at next year's party confe
policy review, and report to the National
Policy Forum, and the Party Reform Taskforce under Peter Hain who will report to National Executive by next summer in time for rule changes at next year's party confe
Policy Forum, and the Party Reform Taskforce
under Peter Hain who will report to National Executive by next summer in time for rule changes at next year's party conference.
Can the SNP come
under unrelenting pressure about whether they would back
Labour policies such as hiked taxes on the top 5 %, increased corporation tax, a statutory living wage and sweeping public ownership?