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As we head off for the Christmas break, Labour's National Policy Forum (NPF) wanted to let all of you know about the topics that will form the basis of Labour’s policy consultation next year.

As part of the National Policy Forum’s ongoing policy consultation, a number of events are taking place across the regions and nations of the UK. Members and supporters and invited to take part and have their say.

In spring 2018 the National policy Forum will be publishing a nation-wide consultation on eight key areas looking at how we further develop the policies set out in our manifesto. We have chosen eight key areas to examine and we want to hear your thoughts.

This weekend Labour is talking about the standard of living, setting out how households will be better off under our proposals.

Friday 10 November is Equal Pay Day in the UK and the next Labour government will tackle unequal pay once and for all.

Labour’s real Living Wage will reflect the cost of living, by raising the legal minimum wage for all to at least £10 an hour by 2020, it will give more than five and a half million people a pay rise in the process.

Hampshire National Policy Forum Consultation 11am - 6pm, 11th November 2017 Winchester University

Labour Party Conference marks the yearly summation of the Party’s policy development work. Brighton saw a vibrant discussion on policy in forums ranging from informal conversation to specially organised discussions on key topics.

During this summer campaign the Labour Policy Forum wants to hear your ideas on the challenges we face and to help build on our progressive policies for the many, not the few.

We’re currently hosting a survey about the Labour Policy Forum to make it better for you the users. Could you spare 10 minutes to provide your feedback and ideas?

Labour is running a campaign throughout the summer, with a different theme each week, detailing our policy programme for a fairer and more equal Britain. During this campaign Labour Policy Forum wants to hear your ideas on the challenges we face and to help build on our progressive policies for the many, not the few.

Following the Conservative proposals in the Queen’s Speech, Labour has responded detailing measures it would bring forward to address the big challenges facing Britain and the crisis in public services.

Today Labour has launched its General Election Manifesto 2017. This manifesto shows a fairer Britain is possible with a Labour government that would put the interests of the many before those of the few.

Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader of the Labour Party, speech to National Policy Forum 19 November 2016

Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader of the Labour Party, speech to Labour Party Annual Conference 2016.

Tom Watson MP, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, speech to Labour Party Annual Conference 2016.

Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, speech to Labour Party Annual Conference 2016.

Speech to Labour Party Annual Conference by Tom Watson MP, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party.

Speech to Labour Party Annual Conference by Jeremy Corbyn MP, Leader of the Labour Party.