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Latest revision as of 10:02, 1 July 2024
Name | Emblem | Founded | Ideology | Leader | Seats | ||
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Labour Party | 1900 (as the Labour Representation Committee)
1906 (as the Labour Party) |
Jeremy Corbyn (Prime Minister) |
334 / 590
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A left-wing party that has its roots in the trade union movement. Since the election of Jeremy Corbyn as leader in 2015, it has solidified around a radical democratic socialist party line. It has been in power since the 2019 election and dominates politics through the Popular Front which is comprised of left-wing satellite groups. | |||||||
Co-operative Party | 1881 (as the Parliamentary Committee of the Co-operative Union)
1917 (as the Co-operative Party) |
Anneliese Dodds (Financial Secretary to the Treasury) |
109 / 590
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A left-wing party that supports co-operative principles alongside democratic socialist ideas. It is affiliated with Co-operatives UK and has run candidates under the Labour and Co-operative label since the 1920s with all their elected representatives being members of both parties. Within the front, it works to encourages popular participation in politics and society and primarily works on local initiatives. | |||||||
Ecology Party | 1990 (as the Green Party of England and Wales)
2022 (as the Ecology Party) |
Ell Folan (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Environment and Energy) |
95 / 590
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A green party that supports eco-socialism, direct democracy and progressivism. As the Green Party of England and Wales, it grew in national support and garnered increased local representation throughout the 2010s and early 2020s before reconstituting itself in 2022 as the Ecology Party which committed to a socialist direction. Within the front, it pushes green policies alongside constitutional reform and localist democracy. | |||||||
Unity Party | 2020
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George Galloway | 78 / 590
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A left-wing to far-left party that advocates socialism and British unionism alongside a strongly anti-imperialist and anti-Zionist foreign policy. It is led by six-time parliamentarian George Galloway and is often considered his personal political project. Within the front, it pushes for friendlier relations with anti-western governments and is described as appealing to both a Muslim and Communist voter base. | |||||||
Trades Representation Committee | 2020
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Collective leadership | 32 / 590
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An independent (non-partisan) parliamentary group representing the Trades Union Congress and the interests of the working class. It supports workers' rights, trade unionism and socialism. The group appoints advisers to government departments and ministers to directly represent worker and union interests. | |||||||
Social Equality Party | 2015 (as the Women's Equality Party)
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Progressivism |
Mandu Reid (Deputy Secretary of State for Equalities) |
27 / 590
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A progressive party that supports equal rights and social justice for minority groups including but not limited to women, LGBTQI+ people, disabled people, young people and racial minorities. It was founded in 2015 as the Women's Equality Party and expanded in 2021 to cover all social minority groups. Within the front, it pushes for minority interests and representation in government and holds the position of Deputy Secretary of State for Equalities. | |||||||
Social Democratic Party | 1981 (original)
1988 (continuing SDP) 1990 (current) |
Social conservatism |
William Clouston | 24 / 590
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A syncretic party that combines centre-left social democratic economics with centre-right socially conservative values and British patriotism. It is a descendant of the 1980s Labour Party splinter group of the same name which opposed the power of trade unions and socialists and sought to move the party to the centre. Within the front, it is the most active patriotic and socially conservative organisation. | |||||||
Regional and local parties |