Welcome
Welcome to Brighton Pavilion Labour Party. If you want to reach us or get involved in our campaigns, please call 01273 806773. To join the Labour Party, please go to www.join.labour.org.uk. You can also donate to Pavilion Labour, or download our standing order form here, with our thanks.
Promoted by Claire Wadey, on behalf of Brighton Pavilion Constituency Labour Party, both at 11 Dorset Street, Brighton BN2 1WA
Latest news
Calling Labour Candidates! Could you be a Labour Councillor? Now is the time to put yourself forward to be a Labour candidate for Brighton and Hove City Council in 2019. Labour’s Local Campaign Forum (LCF) is encouraging the widest range of Party members to come forward now so that all our branches have a real choice when we hold our selection meetings in the coming months. Contact the LCF Secretary is the first step. Read on to find out more…
Our NHS – Fix it now! On 3 February 2018, Labour Party members from Brighton and Hove joined health workers, trades unionists, patients, NHS campaigners and many more, travelling up to London to march in support of our NHS. We won’t stop fighting for our NHS until it’s saved!
Help win East Brighton for Nancy! The East Brighton by-election is on Thursday 8 February 2018. We just need one final push during these last few days, and especially on polling day this Thursday, to make sure that Nancy is elected as the next Labour councillor representing East Brighton. If you have any spare time, please read on…
Pavilion Labour Chair, Jon Rogers, reflects on 2017, wishes all members well for the festive period and for a good 2018, and identifies some key challenges ahead for our Party.
Read a summary report of the 2017 AGM of Brighton Pavilion Labour Party and the main business conducted, including details of the members elected to our Executive Committee, whose responsibility it is to manage Pavilion Labour until our next AGM in December 2018.
Is Pavilion no longer facing oblivion? The Boundary Commission has now published its revised proposals for the boundaries of Brighton and Hove’s three parliamentary constituencies. These may be less absurd than the Commission’s last proposals, but we still encourage everyone to have a good look and, if you wish to (we think you might), submit comments before this final consultation ends on 11 December 2017.
Pavilion Labour has held a balanced and friendly debate about Brexit between local members with different opinions, demonstrating that this important issue cannot be used mischievously to cause dissent within our Party.
Labour will defend our NHS from STP attacks: Pavilion Labour condemns the STPs being used to devastate our NHS and calls on Labour councillors to obstruct and delay STPs, and to consult widely with local people as part of a campaign to defend our NHS. Everything that we can do now will make it easier for the next Labour Government to restore our NHS.
Pavilion Labour, and most especially our Regency Branch, is pleased to have hosted the truly inspiring and hopefully unifying Labour Conference 2017. The return of Labour Conference to our beautiful city is enthusiastically anticipated in future years; hopefully as soon as 2019.
Our message of unreserved support to postal workers in the Communication Workers Union (CWU) now in dispute with Royal Mail. Pavilion Labour will stand shoulder to shoulder with the CWU in the days, weeks and months ahead, until Royal Mail becomes the employer the staff deserve, and shows it has the ambition to become the service the public demand. We think that’s best achieved by returning Royal Mail to public ownership. Sign here if you agree.
Oh Jeremy Corbyn! First time delegate Michael Brown describes his experiences at Labour Conference 2017 – a conference where a united Labour Party with passionate speakers, democratic debates and progressive policies gave hope for our country but none for Theresa May!
Get involved – your Labour Party needs you! If you are reading this and are not already a Labour Party member, now is the time to join. For everyone who is a Labour Party member, now is the time to get involved to transform our society. A message from our Chair, Jon Rogers.
Labour is going to be the next government, giving millions of people across the country hope for the future. If you have been inspired by Labour’s policies to save our NHS and to invest to build a better, fairer Britain for the many not the few, share your hope with us here.
Pavilion Labour will be celebrating diversity, campaigning for equality and enjoying all the fun at Brighton Pride on 5 August 2017. Labour has a proud record of championing the fight for LGBT+ equality. Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has campaigned for LGBT people for over 30 years, voting consistently to support LGBT+ rights, for equality and an end to discrimination. Let’s make Jeremy our next Prime Minister and back Labour for a Government which will say no to austerity, yes to equality. Because we’re #LabourAndProud!
There is nothing you can do in the next week and a half that is more important than maximising the Labour vote on Thursday 8 June writes our Chair, Jon Rogers, urging all Labour members and supporters to encourage everyone you know to vote Labour (whoever the candidate) and to volunteer for your local Labour Party in order to leaflet, knock on doors, stand on street stalls, or whatever needs doing in your local Labour Campaign office. In Brighton Pavilion that means working for our candidate, Solomon Curtis.
Labour stands for equality and social justice at home and for peace and internationalism abroad. Our policies are in the interests of the overwhelming majority of people and our members are united in campaigning for a Labour Government to stop the Tories taking Britain backwards. For an economy that works for all, vote Labour on 8 June and get involved with our 2017 General Election campaign.
The six year old war in Syria has caused untold misery. As Labour’s leadership stands out against action that escalates conflict, Theresa May’s focus is on arms sales and her Government offers nothing constructive towards peace in the Middle East. By contrast, Labour believes in an ethical foreign policy.
Whose NHS? OurNHS! – This was always going to be great! … So begins Ian McIsaac’s report from the national demonstration and march through London to Parliament on Saturday 4 March 2017. Labour is determined to stop the Tories destroying our NHS. Ultimately we need your support to do that. Please vote Labour.
Welcome from our Chair – Jon Rogers, honoured to have been elected as the new Chair of Brighton Pavilion Labour Party, introduces himself and encourages all Labour members and supporters to participate in our local Labour Party.
Meet Our Exec – find out more about each of the members of our new Executive Committee, elected by our members to run Brighton Pavilion Labour Party and administer our Party’s business day-to-day.
