We're joining with @PEF_online to present this year's conference - CHANGE: NOW! Mobilising the Progressive Majority🤝 With keynote speeches from @garyseconomics, @CarolineLucas and @ZackPolanski actionnetwork.org/ticketed_e…

At 'Change: NOW! Mobilising the Progressive Majority', over 700 progressives came together to figure out how we make this country better. Full video coming next week!

Change: NOW! Mobilising the Progressive Majority was a day for progressives to show the strength we have in our numbers. Read the full review of the day by James Joughin in @SussexBylines 👇

The Makerfield by-election will have ramifications for the entirety of British politics, one way or another. Come join us at 6pm next Friday to dissect it all - with @mainstreamlbr's Kerry Postlewhite, @DantonsHead, @AvaSantina and @Anouschka_Rajah!

Keir Starmer’s time as Prime Minister will be remembered for indecision and an unwillingness to commit to the difficult decisions. You can’t please everyone in Government, yet Starmer has uniquely managed to please no one. Compass on John Healey's resignation as Defence Sec👇

THIS WEEK! Keep your eyes peeled for the next episode of our podcast, It's Bloody Complicated, as we're joined by economist James Meadway (@meadwaj) to discuss just how progressives can be trusted on the economy.

'Change: NOW! Mobilising the Progressive Majority' was a fantastic day full of debate, deliberation and disagreement. And you'll be able to see exactly why. Full video out next week!

Read it here: franciswshin.substack.com/p/…

Our Director @Neal_Compass sat down with the Accidental Gods podcast (and @GreenRupertRead) to discuss Britain's progressive majority and the world we're within the grasp of building. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!

Compelling read from brilliant Compass member @Francis_W_Shin. All serious contenders for Labour Party leadership want to move Britain closer to the EU. But without electoral reform, any reset risks being torn up by the next Eurosceptic government. 👇

Today I raised an urgent question in parliament about the systemic failures in the water sector. The constants disasters of privatised water are not the symptoms of market failure. This is the market working as designed: profits out, sewage in, cost of living up, security of supply, decimated. You can no more regulate privatised water companies than you can the tide. So I asked the Minister for Water: how many more failures, how many more inquiries, how many more deaths - before the Government accepts these problems are systemic – and gives the public the option of taking their water back?

On 30th May, nearly a thousand progressives - from different parties and none - chose to walk through the same door at #ChangeNOW. Because the threat of the far right is real. And we can only beat them if we're hopeful, bold, and united. Full speeches coming soon.

At the local elections, Reform swept away progressive parties in much of the North East, exploiting First Past the Post. Progressive parties need to work collaboratively to stand up for progressive voters in left behind areas. @NEBylines's Peter Sagar outlines the scale of this progressive tragedy:

Speaking to progressives from different parties and none at #ChangeNOW, @garyseconomics had a simple message: you need a simple message. Missed our event? Watch this space for full speech soon.

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came to Change:NOW! on Saturday 30th May! We were amazed to see so many people travel to London and spend a sunny, hot day with us. 💥750 attendees 🔥70 speakers 💗20 fantastic volunteers It was an incredible day, but more than that, it was real proof that, whatever divides us as progressives, there’s much more that unites us. So let’s move forward, change this country and defeat the far-right for good - together.

A couple of weeks ago, our Director Neal Lawson joined the New Statesman's @meganekenyon at our Brighton event, asking 'What's next for Progressive Politics?' We're thrilled to see people coming together asking the important questions to drive our movement forward.

South East Water left thousands of homes in Kent without access to water on the hottest days of the year so far. Yet another shocking example of the failure of privatisation. Given the scale of the crisis in the water sector, a purely regulatory approach is like putting a complaints box on the Titanic. Public ownership is the only real solution, as I told the Water Minister in parliament yesterday.