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Tuesday 29 September 2009 8:00 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 10:50 pm

LABOUR CONFERENCE NEWS

By: admindrupal

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• Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s wife, Sarah, introduced him as “my husband, my hero” in a personal speech designed to show his human side.

• Brown urged Labour Party members to “never stop believing” that they can win the next election.

• The PM confirmed that there will be a new law to curb bonuses in the financial sector, and promised to cut the budget deficit in half over the next four years.

• He promised a referendum on electoral reform.

• Labour will create a new care service for the elderly and for teenage single mothers, and take away tax relief for middle-class parents to pay for poor parents of toddlers.

• Home secretary Alan Johnson announced new police powers to forbid violent men from entering their neighbourhoods for two weeks while abused partners seek support.

• Johnson admitted that the government has “coasted” on the issue of anti-social behaviour and that our streets are “not as safe as they need to be”.

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