Hexham Branch
Hexham Branch has about 700 members and supporters covering Corbridge, Hexham, Haydon Bridge and Allendale and all the villages in between. Currently we are supporting Allendale and Haydon Bridge members who want to set up their own local groups.
Every other branch meeting is a business meeting and the alternate meetings include activities such as political discussions, films, fundraisers and quizzes. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at Hexham Community Centre at 7.30pm.
The branch runs regular street stalls, leaflets and canvasses in Hexham and elsewhere and is involved in numerous campaigns.
Please get in touch if you would like to join us in our fight against the Tories, locally and nationally.
Contact Penny Grennan: pennygrennan@hotmail.com
Members of the Hexham Branch Labour Party out canvassing
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It’s on! Let’s Win 24 on 4th July
After a day of media speculation, the Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak finally announced that he was calling a General Election on the 4th July. The Labour Party is ready for this election and the Hexham CLP has been working for a Labour victory for over a year. Sunak’s Tory government is out of time … Read More
Kim wins in historic day for Labour
After a hard fought campaign Kim McGuinness has been elected as the first NE Mayor. This is a historic victory which saw Kim win 185,051 votes (41%), with independent Jamie Driscoll in second place on 126,652 and Conservative Guy Renner-Thompson in third place on 52,446. A full list of candidates and vote share can be … Read More
Reaching our rural voters with Labour’s message
Joe Morris, Labour’s candidate for the Hexham constituency, comprising Tynedale, Kielder, West Newcastle and Ponteland, has pledged to ‘never take rural communities for granted’ should he become the first ever Labour MP for the constituency. Earlier this week, volunteers from the local Labour Party were campaigning in Bellingham, Byrness, Rochester, and Otterburn, speaking with residents … Read More
Joe Morris promises Labour support for farming and agriculture
Across the North East the news of the closure of the Port Talbot steelworks in Wales was met with sadness and remembrance for the past damage done by the Conservatives to industry in our region. This compelling evidence of the Conservative’s failure to enact a meaningful industrial strategy, or support industries critical to our national … Read More