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Poll: Tory voters think cuts should be temporary

Fabian Review Summer 2011Around half of Tory voters disagree with the Conservative ideology of rolling back the state, new polling and analysis by the Fabian Society reveals. 69% of voters (including 56% of Conservative voters) think the spending cuts should only be temporary and that 'the Government should increase spending on public services again when the public finances are in better shape'. Just 22% of voters (including just 39% of Conservative voters) agree with David Cameron that the cuts should be permanent and that “Government should look to reduce its role for the long term”.

 

 
Fabians appoint next General Secretary

andythumbAndrew Harrop has been appointed as the new General Secretary of the Fabian Society and will be taking up the post in September.

Andrew is currently Director of Policy and Public Affairs for Age UK, where he leads the charity's policy, public affairs, campaigns and events teams. He has previously worked for Age Concern, the New Policy Institute and Anne Campbell MP.

He has been a Labour Party activist since 18 and was a Parliamentary Candidate in the 2005 General Election.

 

 

 
Yvette Cooper: the Government is 'turning back the clock' for women

For women the Welfare Reform Bill, unaffordable childcare, the threat to maternity leave and disappearing child tax credits will have "a massive impact on your whole identity, your life and your decisions", the shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper tells Mary Riddell in the Gender Special Issue of the Fabian Review.

Cooper says that women's life chances have been flung into reverse. "I can't think of any example in the last century that involved a greater turning back of the clock... [The coalition] think about it as just money in people's pockets. For women, it's about really fundamental choices on how they live their lives."

 
"Draw the line" on immigration says Glasman

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Britain should renegotiate with the European Union to end the free movement of labour, Maurice Glasman says in a interview in the forthcoming Fabian Review. The man behind Blue Labour says any immigration should be on a case-by-case basis and that "we have to put the people in this country first".

Speaking to Mary Riddell he said: “We’ve got to re-interrogate our relationship with the EU on the movement of labour. The EU has gone from being a sort of pig farm subsidised bloc ... to the free movement of labour and capital. It’s legalistic, it’s administrative, and it’s no good. So I think we’ve got to renegotiate with the EU.”

 
Lib Dem women 'face electoral meltdown' says Fabian Review gender special

The Liberal Democrats are facing the prospect of returning no female MPs at the next election says a new study in the Fabian Review. The party faces a "toxic triple cocktail" of political unpopularity, a smaller House of Commons at the next election meaning fewer opportunities to select new candidates, and the legacy of past selection patterns which have left Lib Dem women in more electorally vulnerable seats than their male counterparts.

As reported in the Guardian, Sunder Katwala and Seema Malhotra argue that the Lib Dems must take radical action to avoid becoming a male-only parliamentary party, starting by droping opposition to all-women shortlists.

 
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