National Policy Forum - Your Southeast CLP representatives
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Olivia Bailey, Simon Burgess, Deborah Gardiner, Karen Landles and Martin Phillips
We are your five representatives on the Labour Party's National Policy Forum. On this website, we will give you more information on the work being done by the Policy Forum and the 6 Commissions within them. The menu on the left tells you where everything is.
Simon is also a Vice-Chair of the NPF itself, and Deborah is a member of the Joint Policy Commission, the body overseeing the work of the policy forum. This means that we have a very strong voice for the South East at the NPF.
Latest News
Annaul Conference saw a range of new policy announcements - for more details, see our latest newsletter here.
Latest Policy News
It is often difficult to find out what the latest government actions are. So for each of the 6 policy areas, there is now a "Latest News" page. To see each one, just select the policy area on the menu to the left and click on "Latest News"
Featured stories:
- Stopping reckless banking practices -see here
- Green revolution to slash emissions - see here
- Railways to have more electrified lines and ultra-fast travel to replace flights - see here
- World's largest trial of green vehicles - see here
- Digital Britain white paper - see here
- Major boost for NHS dentistry - see here
- ID cards will NOT be compulsory - see here
- Measures to boost the use of ASBOs for the most extreme cases - see here
Tell the party and us your views
You can send in policy submissions all year round to the Commissions - click on "Making Submissions" on the menu to the left to discover more. To represent you, we need to know your views. So please don't forget to send a copy to us too, by emailing submission@npf-se.org.uk
Keep up to date through our reports
We send out regular reports by email. If you aren't already on our subscription list, send an email to subscribe@npf-se.org.uk with your name and CLP.
The structure of the NPF
