Welcome

Welcome to Liverpool Walton Labour!

The Labour Party is built on equality, social justice and compassion. Those values are shared by over 600,000 members, making Labour the biggest party in Western Europe. Here in Walton, we have over 1,100 members and growing.

Our members are our greatest asset, the bedrock of our movement for the redistribution of wealth, power and opportunity. As a member, you’ll be a key part of the team. You can help to shape party policy, attend local meetings, get active supporting your local community and even stand as a candidate.

How the Labour Party Works

Liverpool Walton Labour is a Constituency Labour Party (CLP) representing the constituency of Liverpool Walton, which is made up of six wards: Anfield, Everton, County, Clubmoor, Warbreck and Fazakerley. Each ward has its own Branch Labour Party (BLP) and local councillors.

To find out more about how the branches, the constituency and the regional / national Labour Party work together, you can contact us here.

You can also download our members’ welcome pack. Click your ward below:

Members’ Welcome Pack – Anfield
Members’ Welcome Pack – County
Members’ Welcome Pack – Clubmoor
Members’ Welcome Pack – Everton
Members’ Welcome Pack – Fazakerley
Members’ Welcome Pack – Warbreck

Get involved

We take pride in being an open, welcoming and inclusive CLP. If you want to get involved – whether that’s by coming to meetings, writing a blog post, delivering leaflets, developing campaign ideas or something else entirely – we would love to hear from you. You can get in touch via the Contact Us page.

Austerity Economics

Below is a report, given by Irene Leonard, Treasurer of Wavertree CLP, at Grassroots Politics and Alternatives, our Political Education Event from May 2018. Lena Šimić, Walton’s Political Education Officer, chaired the event, and also speaking at were Ronnie Hughes and Tim Jeeves (click the links to read write-ups of their talks). Introduction The rise… Continue reading Austerity Economics

The Preston Model, Alternative Models of Ownership and other possible policy directions

These are the notes from Walton CLP member Tim Jeeves’ contribution to the Grassroots Politics and Alternatives political education event that was organised in May 2018. Other speakers at the event included Irene Leonard and Ronnie Hughes (click the links to see write-ups of their talks). Lena Šimić, Walton’s Political Education Officer, chaired the event.… Continue reading The Preston Model, Alternative Models of Ownership and other possible policy directions