The Purple Book: Should we leave the big state behind? (Leeds)
Committee Room 6-7, Leeds Civic Hall
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Friday, October 21, 2011, 7:30-9:00pm
Posted 7 months, 3 weeks ago
With the launch of The Purple Book, Progress are going round the country to debate the ideas it contains. These events will give local members a chance to hear from authors of The Purple Book about their chapter and discuss the wider theme of the book, redistributing power. In particular, the event will explore, whether or not Labour should get back in touch with its decentralising tradition and... [read more]
With the launch of The Purple Book, Progress are going round the country to debate the ideas it contains. These events will give local members a chance to hear from authors of The Purple Book about their chapter and discuss the wider theme of the book, redistributing power. In particular, the event will explore, whether or not Labour should get back in touch with its decentralising tradition and if so how it should achieve this. Progress will be in Leeds between 7:30-9pm on the 21 October 2011 in Committee Room 6-7, Leeds Civic Hall (Calverley Street LS1 1UR) and would be delighted if you could attend. Speakers: Author: Caroline Flint MP Author: Rachel Reeves MP Speaker: Toby Perkins MP Speaker: Jane Thomas (NPF) Chair: Emma Hoddinott (Co-Op Party) Buy your advance copy of The Purple Book here: