A question of leadership
Paul Woolley asks, "What should good leadership look like?"
It’s party conference season once again. Last week it was the turn of the red team, gathering in Liverpool – a city with deep political roots and symbolic significance.
Every autumn, the UK political parties convene for their annual conferences: large-scale gatherings of politicians, activists, and affiliated groups. These events aim to rally support, connect with members, raise funds, and capture the media spotlight. For opposition parties especially, conferences are vital – offering a rare moment of sustained public attention.
This article is from the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity section on Connecting with Culture. 
