Iain McNicol Articles

The battle to come is not the usual bureaucratic bust-up Anyone with even a little schooling in Marxism-Leninism, which these days means anyone who turns up to a constituency Labour party meeting in an urban area, understands that Marxists see ‘the party’ differently...

Labour party staff have no right of reply – Ayesha Hazarika After a bruising leadership election which saw the Labour party take lumps out of each other on Twitter, on television, in green rooms and at hustings all across the country, it is finally over. But the worst...

The appointment of Douglas Alexander, Michael Dugher and Spencer Livermore this week to Labour’s core general election team signals the start of a more sharpened focus on 2015. From now on in, they will be working together to build a successful general election...

We won’t win over young women voters in 2015 unless we employ the skills of our talented young women activists. Developing young women within the Labour party is vital to mobilising young women more widely. Speaking on the opening panel at Progress’ Winning with Women...