The official blog of The Social Democratic Party.
Migrants make the economies they move to a lot like the ones they left. How should this influence immigration policy?
Editor
Early in October 2002, the SDP held its annual Conference, this time in Manchester. The SDP’s leader, William Clouston, gave a speech that serves not just as a rallying cry, but as a summary of the party’s philosophy, reasoning and intent. Here it is.
Editor
The price crunch facing families comes down to decades of hostility to long-term planning among the main parties.
William Clouston
To address our crises of low birth-rates and broken families, Britain should pay couples £500 per child, per month.
Starmer's vague and uninspired economic platform is due to his party being broken at a fundamental level.
SDP Chairman
The way the EU has stamped down on democracy when it has got in the way of ‘the European project’ is a disgrace.
Daniel Salt
This is a time of painful discovery about what really matters in our economy...
Michael TaylorFamily, Community, Nation.