Your first contact with Labour Students will be your local Labour Club. If your institution doesn’t appear on our list of links here, then why not set one up?

All you need is enthusiasm, and you’ll find like-minded students at your college or university. We can provide all the additional help you need.

To get in touch with one of the full-time Labour Students officers for help setting up a Labour Club, please check below to find out who is responsible for each area of the country and drop us an email.

Scotland, North East, Yorkshire and the Humber, Eastern: Sarah Mulholland, Sarah_Mulholland@new.labour.org.uk

Wales, North West, South East: Matt Strong, Matt_Strong@new.labour.org.uk

London, South West, West Mids, East Mids: Alan Scobbie, Alan_Scobbie@new.labour.org.uk

Regional events will be happening across the UK after college and university terms start up again. You’ll be able to get together with members from Labour Clubs at colleges and universities in your area to meet with them and share your ideas.

As well as being great social events, regional meetings are also often attended by a high-profile guest.

If you decide you want to get more involved and help make the changes that you want to see around you, then why not organise a Labour Students in the Community event, where Labour Students from your area go out, clean up a park, paint a playground or make someone’s life better?

And if you want to work with other Labour Students to get Labour Councillors, MPs, MSPs, AMs or Mayors elected, Team Labour is a great way to go campaigning together, whilst earning points (redeemable against campaign materials online!) for your local Labour Party.

If you want to get in touch about what Labour Students is doing in your region, email regions@labourstudents.org.uk.