Sebastian Payne

Labour conference: Tuesday fringe guide

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

We’ve reached the third day of Labour’s annual conference in Brighton, and as the saying goes, the early conference bird catches the fringe worm. There’s plenty of past and present frontbenchers making appearances, on a variety of topics, throughout the day:

Title Key speaker(s) Time Location
Governing from the Left: Economic competence… Margaret Hodge 08:00 Lancing 1, Holiday Inn
Returning to growth: How can Britain build a stronger economy? (invite only) Lord Adonis 08:00 Brighton Media Centre

Value and values: What is a One Nation business model?

Tessa Jowell, Toby Perkins 08:00 Hall 7, Dee Room, Hilton Metropole
Growing global: How do we deliver growth in a changing world? Rachel Reeves, Chuka Umunna 08:30 Durham Hall 1, Hilton Metropole
Modern slavery: How can the UK step up its fight? Frank Field, Christian Guy 08:30 Glyndebourne 1, Holiday Inn
Will integration be enough to save the NHS? Andy Burnham 12:00 Wordsworth Thistle Hotel
Europe is changing: How should Labour respond? Emma Reynolds, Will Straw, Mats Persson 12:30 Buckingham, Hilton Metropole
What’s next for women’s rights and foreign policy? Kerry McCarthy, Stella Creasy 12:30 Hall 7, Tyne, Hilton Metropole
Labour’s new transport policy – what would it mean for cities? Maria Eagle, Ken Livingstone 12:45 Regent Room, De Vere Grand
Words for life: Giving the next generation the skills to succeed Stephen Twigg, Christine Blower 12:45 Youth Zone, Brighton Centre
Launch of the 1001 Critical Days Manifesto Frank Field, Tessa Jowell, Lisa Nandy 13:00 Kings Terrace, De Vere Grand
Energising England: Low carbon jobs powering an economic recovery Chuka Umunna 17:00 Lancing 3, Holiday Inn
Is a cap on immigration a cap on growth? Yvette Cooper 17.30 Tennyson, Thistle
Together: A whole person vision for the NHS and social care Andy Burnham 17.30 Coast View Suite, Mercure Hotel
Children’s centres: At the heart of early intervention? Stephen Twigg 17:45 Ashdown 1, Holiday Inn
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