The New Wave: North West Young Fabian Podcast Tom Laing and Owen Farnworth

In this episode Tom and Owen introduce the University of Manchester Young Fabians, discussing how people can join and get involved and how the Society plans to operate going forward our quests are,

Amy Dwyer, Chair of the University of Manchester Young Fabians

Ben Murphy, Secretary of the University of Manchester Young Fabians

Wishing everyone a safe and happy New Year.

This Episode we are joined by the North West Young Fabian Vice-Chair Helen Clarke to discuss Devolution and its future in the United Kingdom.

We explore how devolution is working, how it can improve, to what extent Britain supports Devolution and if Manchester supports Andy Burnham as 'King of the North'.

This episode we are joined by Helen out Vice-Chair as we chat to Climate Emergency Manchester about Climate activism, how to get involved, the effects of Covid-19 and opportunities for the future 

In this 3rd episode of the New Wave, we talk to North West Young Fabian Vice Chair and Womens Officer, Helen Clarke and Amy Dwyer. We talk about women in politics and the Labour Party.  We discuss about Biden's running mate Kamala Harris, her importance for equality and wider implications for US elections. Finally Tom gives us a fact check on Donald Trump

This Episode is dedicated to the loving memory John Hume and Seamus Mallon
In this episode we pay tribute to John Hume and Seamus Mallon who we sadly lost this year.  We are joined by Claire Hanna SDLP MP for South Belfast to discuss the importance of the Good Friday Agreement and John and Seamus' place in history. Later we are joined by Karl Duncan, the Secretary of SDLP Youth Branch in Derry talk about the importance of the work to continue to promote peace and co-operation on the island of Ireland.
RIP John 
RIP Seamus

The first ever episode of the North West Young Fabian podcast, in this short episode, we discuss trans rights in the Labour Party and more broadly in the country, with our guest being trans rights activist Arthur Webber.