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For over a century the Cambridge Universities Labour Club (CULC) has been campaigning in Cambridge on the issues that matter to students most: on EMA, the Living Wage, tuition fees and bursaries.

The Club works closely with the local CLP to fight for Labour in the local and national elections, making a real difference to the lives of students and residents. As the first university Labour Club in Britain to affiliate to the Co-Operative Party CULC has also been active in ‘The Feeling’s Mutual’ and other campaigns.

Every term CULC organizes a huge range of activities for Cambridge’s lefties: speakers, debates, trips to parliament, socials, women’s events, LGBT events and many more. Most recently we have hosted Andy Burnham talking about student politics, the healthcare reforms and how Labour will win the next election, David Miliband on the Living Wage and Caroline Flint to help us with canvassing for the local elections. The Red Letter Blog also features articles by many prominent MPs as well as our excellent members!

I hope you will have a look around the website and get in contact with me or any other member of the exec if you’d like to get involved or have any questions. We are part of CULC and the Labour Party because we believe we achieve most when working together. CULC’s members completely shape the Club’s policies and actions and I hope you will join us in that.

Martha Morey, Chair

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