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The UK government announces that the plans for reforms to social care in England may not be published until 2028, or later. [5] Zoe Hughes, a transgender member of Exeter City council, quits the Labour Party in a row over transgender issues. [6] 4 January –
Traditionally political parties have been private organisations with no official recognition by the state. The Registration of Political Parties Act 1998 changed that by creating a register of parties. Membership of political parties has been in decline in the UK since the 1950s. Membership has fallen by over 65% since 1983, from 4% of the ...
Pages in category "Political parties established in 2025" The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. A.
With the UK’s general election just days away, British voters have seen their TV screens, mailboxes and newsfeeds fill with color. Just like commercial brands, political parties know that using ...
Left Conservative Party, joined Change UK: Change UK: 2019 Left Change UK, became an Independent Independent: Joined the Liberal Democrats Liberal Democrats: 2019: Defeated Labour: Debbie Abrahams [fq] Oldham East and Saddleworth: 2011: Serving Labour Co-op: Seema Malhotra: Feltham and Heston: 2011: Serving Labour Co-op: Lucy Powell: Manchester ...
Leader of the Green Party 5 September 2008: 3 September 2012 Cameron: Natalie Bennett (b. 1966) Leader of the Green Party 3 September 2012: 2 September 2016 Cameron May: Caroline Lucas (b. 1960) Co-leader of the Green Party 2 September 2016: 4 September 2018 Siân Berry (b. 1974) Co-leader of the Green Party 4 September 2018: 1 October 2021 May ...
The Party of Women (POW) is a gender-critical [3] [4] and anti-transgender [5] single-issue political party in the United Kingdom, which opposes what it refers to as "trans ideology". [ 6 ] [ 7 ] [ 8 ] It was founded in 2023 by Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull (also known as Posie Parker) and registered in February 2024.
1992: Speaker of the House of Commons (Betty Boothroyd) – Labour Party. As of 2025 she remains the only female to hold the office of House Speaker. 1997: Full-time Minister for Women (Joan Ruddock) – Labour Party; 1997: Member who came out as LGBT in office (Angela Eagle) – Labour Party; 1998: Chief Whip [3] – Labour Party