Sebastian Payne

Labour conference: Sunday fringe guide

Every morning throughout party conference season, we’ll be providing our pick of the fringe events on Coffee House. 

Today is the first day of Labour’s annual conference in Brighton. The conference officially kicks off at 11:00am and there are plenty of interesting fringes with shadow cabinet members, trade unionists and prominent party figures around the main speeches :

Title Key speaker(s) Time Location
Chuka Umunna in conversation with the New Statesman Chuka Umunna 12:30 Tennyson, Thistle Hotel

Real Britain – battling austerity and Con-Dem cuts

Len McCluskey 12:30 Alexandra Room, De Vere Grand Hotel
Road to full employment Liam Byrne 12:30 Norfolk Suite, Mercure Hotel
Lessons from Germany’s low carbon energy revolution Caroline Flint 12:30 Ashdown 2, Holiday Inn
Young Labour’s Question Time Lord Adonis, Owen Jones, Dan Hodges, Lisa Nandy 12:45 Hall 4, Hilton Metropole
The Big Interview with Maria Eagle Maria Eagle 13:00 Durham Hall 2, Hilton Metropole
Diane Abbott in conversation with the New Statesman Diane Abbott 14:00 Wordsworth, Thistle Hotel
A new transport policy for Labour Maria Eagle 17:30 Kings Terrace, De Vere Grand
The ‘tail’ of underachievement: how our schools fail one child in five Lord Adonis 17:30 Lancing 1, Holiday Inn
Supporting job creators: what should a Labour government do? Chuka Umunna 17:45 Osborne, Hilton Metropole
Fabian Question Time: Public spending choices Rachel Reeves 18:00 Coast View Suite, Mercure Hotel
Getting welfare right for disabled people Liam Byrne 18:00 Hall 7 Trent, Hilton Metropole
Labour – an open tribe? Caroline Lucas, Jon Cruddas, Lisa Nandy 18:00 Balmoral, Hilton Metropole
Young Labour annual reception Ed Miliband, Harriet Harman 18:00 Cambridge, Hilton Metropole
Progress rally Lord Adonis, Stella Creasy, Gloria De Piero, Maria Eagle, Caroline Flint, Stephen Twigg 18:00 Odeon Cinema
Influencing tomorrow: future challenges for British foreign policy Douglas Alexander 18:30 Tudor, Old Ship Hotel
The LabourList rally: countdown to 2015 Stella Creasy, Tom Watson, Polly Toynbee, Owen Jones 18:30 Charlotte Room, De Vere Grand
After liberalism: the balance of reason and emotion in modern politics John Denham, David Goodhart, Jonathan Portes, Rowenna...

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