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Labour Manifesto 2010 – A Future Fair For All. Labour manifesto for the 2010 General Election. View or download PDF.
The Labour Party Manifesto 2010. A future fair for all. labour.org.uk/manifesto. Contents. Foreword from Gordon Brown Introduction. Rebuilding our economy. Securing Britain’s future. Chapter 1 1:1. Growth: . Building the high-growth economy of the future. Chapter 2 2:1. Living standards: Prosperity for all not just a few.
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Summary. The Labour party manifesto highlights the importance of the creative industries in Britain’s recovering economy. The Labour Party Manifesto explicitly references the creative and cultural industries in ‘Creative Britain: active and flourishing communities’ (p. 7:3- 7:7).
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1) Halve the budget deficit within four years through a mixture of spending restraint and tax increases, mainly for the higher paid. Retained – The sentiment of this pledge is essentially the same. Five years on, Labour now wants to eliminate the deficit in the next parliament through a mixture of cuts and tax rises. 2) No increase to either the ba...
1) Failing police forces will be taken over by successful ones – although this promise is hedged with caveats, indicating it is likely to be rarely used. Ditched – This is not being pushed by shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper in her plan for policing. 2) Trebling of alcohol treatment places to match the expansion in drug treatment, and US-style s...
1) The right to cancer test results within one week of referral to a specialist. Retained – Ed Miliband has made this a key promise. 2) Treatment in the private sector if having to wait for more than 18 weeks. Ditched – Labour has focused on warning of the dangers of NHS privatisationso is not making private treatment a plank of its campaign. 3) Ne...
1) Every primary-school child who needs it will get one-to-one tuition. Not clear – then shadow education secretary Andy Burnham supported thiswhen it was scrapped by the Tories in November 2010 but no evidence his successor Tristram Hunt has talked about it for a while and it does not seem to be in the education manifesto. 2) Labour will pilot a s...
1) A toddler tax credit worth an extra £200 a year for families earning less than £50,000 a year with children under three years old. Ditched – Labour’s policies for parents are now more focused on providing extra hours of free childcare. 2) Paid paternity leave doubled to a month. Retained – This was unveiled as a major policyby Ed Miliband in Feb...
1) A promise to play a leading role in Europe. Retained – Miliband is clearly differentiating himself from Cameron by committing to the UK playing a central role in Europe. 2) No switch to the euro without a referendum. Retained – any further transfer of powers now would trigger a referendum but this is pretty irrelevant now as no party would sugge...
1) New tax powers for Scotland “as soon as possible” in the next parliament, giving the Scottish parliament the right to set separate income tax rates, control over other minor taxes and new rights to borrow money. Retained – there is cross-party agreement over the devolution of income tax powers although many in Labour resisted and warned against ...
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12 apr 2010 · Labour manifesto 2010: annotated policy guide. Guardian specialists dissect the Labour party manifesto and give their views on the most important passages. Click on the highlighted...
