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Exeter Labour Party
26b Clifton Hill
Exeter  EX1 2DJ

Tel: 01392 275004

Email:
exeter.labour
@btconnect.com


Ben Bradshaw MP


Glyn Ford MEP

The Labour Party is a democratic socialist party. It believes that by the strength of our common endeavour we achieve more than we achieve alone, so as to create for each of us the means to realise our true potential and for all of us a community in which power, wealth and opportunity are in the hands of the many not the few, where the rights we enjoy reflect the duties we owe, and where we live together freely, in a spirit of solidarity, tolerance and respect.


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About Exeter Labour Party

Exeter Constituency Labour Party (CLP) was founded shortly after the end of the First World War and achieved its first electoral success in 1929 with the election of a City Councillor in Exwick.   Labour has contested every general election in Exeter since 1923 but, prior to the election of Ben Bradshaw in 1997 had only taken the parliamentary seat on one occasion - in 1966 when Gwyneth Dunwoody defeated the sitting Conservative MP. 

Exeter Labour Party is organised into branches which correspond to electoral wards or groups of wards. The branch is the basic unit of Labour Party organisation and all branches hold regular meetings which are open to all members in the branch area.   Each branch sends delegates to the Exeter CLP General Committee (GC) which is the governing body of Exeter Labour Party and meets once a month. The GC also includes delegates from organisations affiliated to Exeter Labour Party such as the Co-operative Party, the Whipton and Pinhoe Labour Club and a number of local trades union branches.  Meetings of the GC are open to all members, although only delegates from branches and affiliated organisations can vote.

There is an active Women's Forum. Formal meetings take place only when necessary. The Women's Forum operates via email and personal contact. Every woman who joins the Exeter Labour Party is included in the Forum and is encouraged to take as active a part as they are able.

Where are we?

Our offices are in Clifton Hill roughly opposite Gordon Road.

Please note that Clifton Hill is a one way street from Gordon Road to Polsloe Road.

Limited car parking is available adjacent to our offices but visitors bringing vehicles are advised to telephone first to ensure parking space is free.  

Visitors are advised not to park in the Clifton Hill Sports Centre car park as wheel clampers sometimes operate there.

Join Us

If you would like to join the Labour Party, or volunteer to help us secure Labour representation locally and nationally, please write, telephone or e-mail us (details in the Contact box to the left).