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The Labour Women’s organisation has existed since early in Labour’s history.
As a party whose fundamental value is equality, women have long been active, involved and respected in all levels of the Labour Party. Women are not left behind the scenes or simply there to make the tea – Labour women can and do reach the top.
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As a party whose fundamental value is equality, women have long been active, involved and respected in all levels of the Labour Party. Women are not left behind the scenes or simply there to make the tea – Labour women can and do reach the top.
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