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05 - 07/06/2015
00:00:00 - 00:00:00
London, Institute of Education London, Institute of Education
Where now for the left in the UK and Europe?
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Taking place just one month after Labour’s devastating defeat, this conference will provide a space for crucial discussion and debate about the future direction of the centre-left.

Labour’s leadership contenders will debate and there will be further panel discussions and small-group discussions throughout the day with senior policy-makers, Fabian members, the media and academia.

FEPS Secretary General will speak at a themed workshop on the EU referendum, foreseen to be held next year.

For more information see the Fabian Society website

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