Welcome

Welcome to Brighton Pavilion Labour Party.  If you want to reach us, perhaps to get involved in our General Election campaign, please call 01273 550121.  To join the Labour Party, please go to www.join.labour.org.uk.  To donate to Pavilion Labour, please download our standing order form here, with our thanks.

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Latest news

10.05.17 cropIn a personal message from Solomon Curtis, Labour’s candidate for Brighton Pavilion explains that he wants to focus on the issues which really matter to voters in the General Election – securing our NHS, funding our schools and public services, job insecurity and low wages, high rents, the housing crisis, crippling tuition fees and student loans, to name but a few; and asks for your support on 8 June.

untitledPavilion Labour welcomes Solomon Curtis as our Parliamentary Candidate for Brighton Pavilion at the 2017 General Election, following the withdrawal, for personal reasons, of Michelle Thew. Let’s do all we can to work for a Labour Government to replace the current Government of Theresa May, with a fairer and more caring alternative, which will ensure Britain’s economy works in the interests of the overwhelming majority of people, not the wealthy few.  Vote Labour on 8 June.  Solomon Curtis for MP!

Vote LabourLabour 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.

sabsWhose 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…  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.

A message from Solomon Curtis

Labour’s Solomon Curtis wants to focus on the issues that really matter to voters in the General Election – securing our NHS, funding our schools and public services, job insecurity and low wages, high rents, the housing crisis, crippling tuition fees and student loans to name but a few…

Welcome Solomon Curtis

Pavilion Labour welcomes Solomon Curtis as our Parliamentary Candidate for Brighton Pavilion at the 2017 General Election, following the withdrawal, for personal reasons, of Michelle Thew. Let’s do all we can to work for a Labour Government to replace the current Government of Theresa May, with a fairer and more caring alternative, which will ensure Britain’s economy works in the interests of the overwhelming majority of people, not the wealthy few.

Michelle Thew

UPDATE, 8 May 2015 : Brighton Pavilion Labour Party regrets that, for personal reasons, Michelle Thew has withdrawn as Labour’s candidate for Brighton Pavilion in the June 2017 General Election.  Michelle has passed on her apologies to Labour voters, members and supporters, and confirmed that our campaign for Labour nationwide and across Brighton & Hove’s three parliamentary seats including Pavilion, continues… Continue reading Michelle Thew

For a Labour Victory!

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 the 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.

An Ethical Foreign Policy

The six year old civil 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 has nothing constructive to offer towards peace in the Middle East.

Save Pavilion from oblivion!

Our Chair, Jon Rogers, believes that the historic boundary between Brighton and Hove should continue to be the boundary between the parliamentary  constituencies and explains how this could be achieved by the Boundary Commissioners.

Whose NHS? Our NHS!

This was always going to be great! 250,000 people marched through London to stop the Tories killing the NHS. Pavilion Labour Executive member Ian McIsaac reflects on his experience of the massive Our NHS Demo of 4 March 2017.

Oblivion for Pavilion?

Brighton Pavilion is (surely) the best name for any Parliamentary constituency in the country. Sadly, there is every possibility that Pavilion (as a constituency) now faces oblivion. Our Chair, Jon Rogers, highlights the second stage of consultation for the parliamentary boundary review runs until 27 March and asks for members’ memories of Pavilion Labour.

Involved, Radical, Inspired…

Get involved… Get radical… Be inspired… The theme of 2017 Brighton International Women’s Day could easily be a description of Labour women, says our Women’s Officer Elaine Bewley.

Welcome from our Chair

Jon Rogers, honoured to have been elected Chair of Brighton Pavilion Labour Party, encourages all Labour members to participate in our local Party.

Our Councillors

In Brighton Pavilion we have Labour councillors elected in Preston Park, Hollingdean & Stanmer, and Hanover & Elm Grove wards. Councillors hold meetings across their area each week.

Your Branch

Labour branches meet across Brighton Pavilion each month. Identify your ward and connect with your local Branch Labour Party to get involved in our activities. Branches discuss political ideas, debate current events, campaign on local or national issues, and have fun!