Inside Labour Conference: Budget, Burnham & Business Risks

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Political Business

Lowick Hedry

7 episodes

21 hours ago

Join Nathan Parsad-Wyatt, former Conservative party candidate and adviser, and Kevin McKeever - former Labour staffer, candidate and adviser to some of Britain's biggest brands as they brief you on what politics and policy means for business. Both have stood for elections, both have advised on how to win elections. Now, their advice continues here, on this podcast, as the landscape around politics shifts politically, economically, socially and technologically - old approaches no longer cut through. Welcome to Political Business.

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Inside Labour Conference: Budget, Burnham & Business Risks

Political Business

20 minutes 46 seconds

1 month ago

Inside Labour Conference: Budget, Burnham & Business Risks

In this episode of Political Business, Nathan Parsad-Wyatt and Kevin McKeever bring you exclusive insights direct from the Labour Party Conference 2025 in Liverpool.

We unpack:

What Keir Starmer’s landmark speech means for Labour’s future.
Whether Andy Burnham’s influence has peaked after clashing with the Cabinet.
The Deputy Leadership race and why it failed to make waves.
Why the upcoming budget is the real battleground for Labour, with tax rises, VAT expansion, and capital gains reforms on the horizon.
Steve Reed’s “Build, Baby, Build” housing push – but can Labour really deliver?
Exclusive reactions from London council leaders (Lambeth, Southwark, Westminster) on growth, business, and local politics.
The risks Labour faces in the 2025 local elections across London, Wales, and Scotland.

For businesses, investors and political insiders, we share 3 key takeaways:

Labour is the government to engage with for the next 4 years.
Push for delivery on housing, infrastructure and growth.
Keep your eyes firmly on the budget – it will define Labour’s economic credibility.

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