Labour Pains

Online Resource of the Official Labour Party Archives at the People's History Museum, Manchester

Labour Pains: About the Project
Discussion
Scholarship
- The Festival of Labour, 1962
- A Short History of Intra-Party Tensions and Divisions, from Cole to Corbyn
Archive

The Labour Pains Interview

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"The Labour Party would not be what it is - maddening, perhaps, but also capable of arousing strong positive emotions - if people not only with widely differing views but also with widely differing analyses of episodes in the Party's history did not come together as fellow members."

Gerald Kaufman, 1967.

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Labour Pains: About the Project
The People’s History Museum’s Labour Party Archive
How to Contribute

Discussion

Reaching Out to the Electorate: Why Labour Must Choose Owen Smith
Between Education and Experience
Labour’s Crisis and the End of the Two-Party System

Scholarship

The Festival of Labour, 1962
A Short History of Intra-Party Tensions and Divisions, from Cole to Corbyn

Labour Pains Stories

Labour Pains Stories

Labour Pains Interviews

The Labour Pains Interview

Labour Pains Timeline

Labour Pains Timeline

About Us

Who We Are
Department of History, University of Sheffield
People’s History Museum
Arts & Humanities Research Council

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The Labour Pains Group
How to Contribute