The text for today’s sermon is taken from John Bew’s recent biography of Clement Attlee:
“Here was the problem with the self-styled intellectuals with whom he had once worked so closely in the Society for Socialist Inquiry and Propaganda. Harold Laski, the London School of Economics professor, was a “brilliant chap, but he talked too much”. GDH Cole was similarly “brilliant” but, once again, like Cripps, “he used to have a new idea every year, irrespective of whether the ordinary man was interested in it or not.” In a damning phrase, Attlee called Cole a “permanent undergraduate”. The great pity about Cripps was that he could convince himself that whatever policy he was putting forward at any one time was “absolutely right” and he would listen to no counter-arguments.”
Citizen Clem: A Biography of Attlee (and Winner of the Orwell Prize)
TWT workshop
Meme
Economics lecture and consultation
Teaching of history
Mums for Corbyn
Momentum Youth
People’s PPE (lecturers)
McDonnell alternative budgets and lecture, sorry, consultation tour
Facepainting
Arranging events
Location, time, venue
Dog shit and lighting
Teaching of history
Critical skills
Community capacity building