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LabourList

Centre-left UK digital publication covering the Labour Party and the trade-union movement since 2009.

Last refreshed: 14 May 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic

Timeline for LabourList

#813 May

Published MP resignation tracker recording the PLP split

UK Local Elections 2026: Mentioned in: 96 v 103: PLP split, no trigger
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What is LabourList and is it linked to the Labour Party?
LabourList is an independent digital publication founded in 2009 covering the Labour Party and centre-left politics. It is not owned by the Labour Party or trade unions.Source: LabourList

Background

LabourList launched in January 2009 as an independent online publication covering the Labour Party, its internal politics, trade-union movement, and centre-left policy debate. Founded by Mark Ferguson, who edited it until 2018, it publishes news, commentary, and polling analysis aimed at Labour members, party workers, and political professionals with an interest in the Labour ecosystem. It is not owned by the Labour Party or trade unions and positions itself as independent comment, though its readership and editorial focus are concentrated within the Labour-aligned audience. LabourList is a standard citation in Lowdown briefings when internal Labour polling data or PLP voting-intention figures are reported, including in the U#8 report on the 96-103 PLP split on the leadership question.

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