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Bordeaux to Sarlat cycling tour: from vineyards to châteaux and Dordogne river Ref. : BS1
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Have a typical French bike experience: beautiful chateaux, prestigious wines and terrific food.
From Bordeaux, cycle into the famous St Emilion vineyards before reaching the Prehistory region of the Dordogne in Les Eyzies and the medieval chateaux around Sarlat.
Enjoy amazing and various landscapes in one of the most beautiful of France: between famous wines, chateaux, old charming towns, picturesque abbeys … a bike 'rendez-vous' not to be missed for history and gastronomy lovers.
Your cycling tour from Bordeaux to Sarlat:
Day 1: Arrival in Bordeaux
From your very well located hotel, discover Bordeaux, with its numerous green and flowered open spaces, its exceptional heritage, and its quality of life naturally punctuated with gastronomic pleasures and night parties.
Day 2: Bordeaux – Cadillac | 49 km
For your first bike stage, leave easily the town centre to ride on an original and rustic cycling path which will lead you to Créon, a typical fortified village of the area! Then continue through the vineyards of Cadillac to old village's surrounding walls, overlooked by a beautiful castle.
Day 3: Cadillac – Saint Emilion | 50 km
This stage will allow you to ride through the heart of 'Entre-deux Mers' vineyards, from the Garonne to the Dordogne river. Take a look at the charming village of Rauzan, and its dignified medieval chateau, before reaching the village of Saint-Emilion. Discover this World Heritage site, the fascinating Romanesque churches and ruins stretching all along steep and narrow streets.
Day 4: Saint Emilion – Bergerac | 68 km
Cycle once again through the famous St Emilion vineyards before reaching the Dordogne river. There you will enjoy the charming 18th century Sainte-Foy-la-Grande village with its half-timbered houses and sunny streets. From here, follow the splendid routes going through the Montbazillac vineyards, overlooked by its majestic chateau. Stop in Bergerac, city of art & history settled on the Dordogne river banks.
Day 5: Bergerac – Les Eyzies | 61 km
Leave the Renaissance city center of Bergerac to follow the meandering Dordogne river up to the beautiful and picturesque village of Limeuil. At the confluence of the Dordogne and the Vézère rivers, this medieval village offers an ideal swimming or canoe spot in an outstanding natural environment. Continue to Les Eyzies, a amazing village built on a cliff and capital of Pre-History!
Day 6: Les Eyzies – Sarlat | 26 km or 54 km
On the long version of this stage, from Les Eyzies, you will enjoy the beautiful landscapes until Montignac in order to the well known Lascaux grottos which are one of the most important prehistoric sites thanks to their numerous prehistorical paintings and caves.
Ride the scenic routes through the 'Sarladais' country to join the famous medieval town of Sarlat. This city with its cobbled streets, old roofs, and warm stone walls give an exceptional heritage. Sarlat is also well known by gourmets for its delicious local products (such as ducks 'foie gras' and truffles). Enjoy its market where you can smell, taste and discover all these treasures.
Day 7: Departure during the day
OPTIONAL: Possibility to extend you trip by riding 1 more bike excursion:
Day 7: Sarlat – La Roque Gageac – Beynac – Sarlat | 42 km (option +5.6 km)
A last bike excursion to discover the most beautiful views over the Dordogne area, with its numerous medieval villages and chateaux. First ride on the peaceful cycling path, then go to the charming Domme village, offering an amazing view over all the valley and the river. Then continue to La Roque Gageac, old river harbour pressed up against the cliff before visiting Beynac with its impressive 12th century chateau perched on a rocky peak! Then come back to Sarlat.
Day 8: Departure during the day
See "OPTION" paragraph
From March 1st 2018 to April 30th 2018 1 095,00 € Single room supplement : 295,00 € Bike discount : - 110,00 € (If you bring your own bike) 'Solo' Supplement : +355,00 € (Supplement to consider in case of solo traveler per booking)
From May 1st 2018 to September 30th 2018 1 195,00 € Single room supplement : 295,00 € Bike discount : - 110,00 € (If you bring your own bike) 'Solo' Supplement : +355,00 € (Supplement to consider in case of solo traveler per booking)
From October 1st 2018 to November 30th 2019 1 095,00 € Single room supplement : 295,00 € Bike discount : - 110,00 € (If you bring your own bike) 'Solo' Supplement : +355,00 € (Supplement to consider in case of solo traveler per booking)
- 6 nights' accommodation in 3-star and 2-star hotels (accommodation in a two-person bedroom)
- 6 'buffet' or 'continental' breakfasts
- 1 Dinner
- 1 travel folder (itineraries in French or English / colour maps)
- Tourist brochures
- Luggage transfer during the day
- Equipped cycle rental for 5 days with helmet
- Hotline 7 days a week
- 5 Dinners
- Tickets to attractions, tours of attractions, tasting
- Optional insurances (Cancellation Insurance OR Tranquility Insurance)
- Single room supplement (6 nights included)
- Train transfer from Sarlat to Bordeaux
- Personal bike repatriation (rate on request)
Bike stages trip profiles:
(click below to see the trip profile of each stage)
● option : Excursion Sarlat – La Roque Gageac – Beynac – Sarlat
You will have the possibility to shortern some bike stages by taking the train!
On this document you will find the time schedule of all the train stations of the train line Bordeaux > Sarlat: see the time schedule.
> At the end of the tour:
. Leave your bike rental at the last hotel. We take care of its repatriation.
. Possibility to come back to Bordeaux from Sarlat by train : Sarlat train station > Bordeaux St Jean train station.
> Your rental bike:
VTC CUBE « Travel » bike - 21 speed gears
Equipped with : 2 rear panniers (saddlebags), 1 front pannier with map holder, 1 repair kit, 1 lock + 1 counter.
Helmet included.
> You can rent an electric assistance bike!
VTC CUBE bike - 8 speed gears
Equipped with : 2 rear panniers (saddlebags), 1 front pannier with map holder, 1 repair kit, 1 lock + 1 counter.
Helmet and reflective vest included.
See the FAQ for more information on the rental bikes.
> How to arrive in BORDEAUX:
From A10 then A630 highways > Exit n°4 direction « Bordeaux centre ».
From Paris : Montparnasse train station > Bordeaux St Jean train station.
Possibility of transfer to the hotel:
. By tramway : Use C line to 'Quinconces' terminus: 4.60€ / pers.
. By taxi : about 25€ / 30€
. From Roissy CDG airport : Roissy Charles de Gaulle T.2 train station > Bordeaux St-Jean train station.
. From Orly airport or Beauvais airport: taxi or shuttle transfer : Montparnasse train station > Bordeaux St-Jean train station.
. From Bordeaux-Mérignac airport: shuttle transfer (30 minutes) to town center (Bordeaux St Jean train station): 8€
Anthony D. (USA) - Juillet 2018
"Great cycling experience in the most beautiful French countryside. Bikes were excellent, hotels very good, and a really fantastic holiday overall."
Maria Thereza V. (Bresil) - Septembre 2017
"It was our first experience with Randovelo.We really had a good time... For sure we are going to do it again."
Martine S. (New Zealand) - Aout 2017
"We had an incredible time biking in Bordeaux and the scenery and beautiful villages far exceeded our expectations, photos just don't do them justice. My e-bike was fantastic and the routes generally off road and varied each day. Every stop was worthwhile but Bordeaux city, St Emilion, Limeuil and Les Eyzies were highlights."
Mark S. (New Zealand) - May 2017
"Well organised and provided exactly what was offered in the brochure/internet. The bike was good and organised well. The accomodation was top grade for a 3 star rating. A great way to be introduced into cycling through France without being in a large tour group. Most enjoyable way to see the Dordogne valley."
Andra G.L. (Brésil) - Juillet 2016
"Je recommande Rando Velo !! Nous avons fait l'itinéraire Bordeaux-Sarlat, une belle région, avec la nature étonnante, les grands hôtels, belle routes, très secure! itinéraire parfait et une excellente organisation !! Nous y retournerons certainement à d'autres circuits autoguidés!!"
Peter H. (England) - Août 2016
"Hotels were excellently located and we enjoyed recovering in the swimming pools. We recommend particularly booking an extra day in Bordeaux- what a fantastic, underrated city. Routes were interesting and each day subtly different. Graded 3 stars, this did raise a fair level of challenge in terms of roller coaster climbs away from the river routes. Bikes were generally well looked after. Luggage service was faultless."


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In its fourth year, this poetry evening is part of an ongoing series of events taking place inside the gallery. This evening presents the opportunity to hear six local poets read their works. Since the readings will be held in the gallery itself, attendees will also have the opportunity to view the current exhibit "Unique Visions" a multi-media group show by six New Jersey artists.
Harriet Swan Barkei enjoys writing whimsical verses and an occasional essay. She has petted the backs of bumblebees dozing at dawn in the dazzling dahlias dangling from her garden fence. She marvels at the infinite beauty of God's creation.
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Martin (1977) – Movie Review
Ok, so first off I have to say this… If you guys read my previous blog… Well then you probably already know what I think about this movie, and how I feel about how amazing the work that George A. Romero (A Night Of The Living Dead), did on this film and all of his other films!
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Florence Anna "Flo" Rossetti Rothwell passed away peacefully at Shadyside Hospital in Pittsburgh on Saturday, December 2, 2017 after a year-long battle with leukemia. She was born in Erie in 1953, the only child of her beloved parents Falco Rossetti and Josephine (Coniglio) Rossetti, both of whom preceded her in death. She is survived by her son, Dr. Garrett P. Clark, wife Marie, and children, Elaina, Connor, Caden, and Christian; by her daughter, Lucia M. Scutella, and children, Elijah and Santino; by her son, Ian R. Rothwell; and by her former husband and devoted companion of many years, Donald L. Rothwell. She is also survived by several other relatives including cousins, Tina Marone, Florence Frissora, Donna Donogan, Pat Lapping, Liz Katchel and Tony Pugliano; and by aunts, Margaret Ambrogio and Maria DiStefano.
A former college instructor, Flo had an enduring dedication to learning and devoted much of her life's work to education. For the past 10 years she had been employed with CMI Energy (formerly Zurn Energy) in Erie, where she most recently served as their Training and Communication Manager. Flo held a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Mercyhurst University and a Master of Arts Degree from Gannon University. She was a member of American Mensa and of the International Association of Business Communicators.
Flo loved life and was passionate about everything she did. Her interests ranged from poetry to paleontology, from art to mathematics, from motorcycles to music. Anxious to know as much as she could of the world, she often referred to herself as a "Kosmopolites"—a "citizen of the universe"—and embraced the continual search for knowledge as a lifelong goal. Flo Rothwell was a dynamic individual who marched to her own drum and who took great pride in her family and friends. Those who knew her will remember her as a unique spirit and a brave soul.
Family and friends will be received at the Dusckas-Martin Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc., 4216 Sterrettania Rd., on Wednesday from 4 pm until the time of the Memorial Service there at 7 pm conducted by Deacon Anthony Alleruzzo. Private interment will be held at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to or volunteer your time to the educational facility or program of your choice.


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It is no secret that every Derek Kent show is a special event and Card Tricks is no exception. Bubbling over with a cast that is quite simply the crème of the cock-crop, this is one card game that is most certainly aces high.
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In November 1864, a group of men gathered at what is now the Wine Cellars Bar on Stafford Street in Dunedin, to form the Otago Mounted Rifles. This light horse troop of volunteers fought in the Boer War, in Egypt and Europe during the First World War, and also with other units in the NZ Expeditionary Force in the Second World War. They went where they were needed, filling gaps in the ranks of the New Zealand Rifle Brigades instead of staying with their own regiment. The Troopers' Tale: The history of the Otago Mounted Rifles is a new book that details the individual stories of the men of the OMR. Historian and author Dr. Don Mackay took on the job of editor, with contributions from other historians.


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Saturday, Oct. 7-Sunday, Oct. 8
5 p.m. and 11:15 a.m.: The Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church Pastoral Ministry, Deacon Board, and Members cordially invite you to the 5th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration for our Pastor, Rev. Roderick Oglesby Sr., and First Lady Joyce Oglesby.
The Anniversary Banquet will be held Saturday, Oct. 7 at 5 p.m. at Pacolet River Baptist Association Center, Lovers Lane Road, Union.
The Rev. Michael Bridges, Pastor of Concor Baptist Church, Gaffney, will be the guest speaker and will be accompanied by his church family.
Tickets for this special occasion will be $15 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under.
Please call 864-426-2041 or see any Pastoral Ministry member, if you would like to purchase tickets.
The celebration continues on Sunday, Oct. 8 beginning at 11:15 a.m.
Evangelist Sidney Weaver of Cherryville, NC, will be guest speaker for this occasion.
We are thankful to God for sharing him with us and are excited about the direction we are heading in the up building of His Kingdom under the leadership of Pastor Oglesby. We are expecting a spirit filled event and an anointing from the Lord. Please come help show Pastor Oglesby how much we appreciate and love him.
If you cannot attend, we solicit your prayers that God will show up and show out.
Sunday, Oct. 8
2:30 p.m.: Bethany AME Church, Kelton, will celebrate its Adult Choir's 44th Anniversary.
Everyone is welcome.
Saturday, Oct. 14
4 p.m.: Join Bethlehem United Methodist Church, 1622 Kelly Road, for an afternoon of gospel singing and a hot fundraiser for local missions.
Each plate is $7 and includes two hot dogs, chips, slaw, and tea.
Sean Morris, Macy Petty, and others will perform.
Saturday, Oct. 14-Sunday, Oct. 15
11 a.m. & 10 a.m.: The Corinth Baptist Church Family celebrates Youth Day.
Saturday will be Preview Day and at 11 a.m. there be Youth Fellowship Day followed by lunch.
We are asking each church to come prepared to sing one song.
Youth Day continues Sunday at 10 a.m. during worship service.
Our guest speaker will be Corinth's own Trey Robinson.
Come our for an awesome weekend to celebrate God and His greatness!
You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the One is in you is greater than the one who is in the world.
— 1 John 4:4 (NIV)
Corinth Baptist Church is located at 302 North Herndon Street, Union.
Youth Director Mrs. Danielle Fowler.
Pastor Rev. J.A. Calhoun.
Sunday, Oct. 15
11 a.m.: You are cordially invited to Friendship Baptist Church's 2017 Women's Day Celebration.
The theme is "The Spiritual Woman."
The colors for the occasion are White & Royal Purple.
The special speakers will be Joycelyn Powe Eason — Senior Counsel for Wells Fargo Bank, Ashley Glenn Robinson — Academic Coordinator for the College of Charleston, and Elder Letitia Knuckles Jones — Operations Manager & Executive Assistant — Cornerstone Baptist Church.
The church is located at 250 Morning Drive, Spartanburg, SC.
The Reverend Michael A. Glenn is Pastor.
Monday, Oct. 16-Tuesday, Oct. 17
6:30 p.m.: Covenant Baptist Church will begin Revival Services with special singing at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 16 with Danny Groves and the gang and at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17 with Backline Blue Grass.
Sunday, Oct. 22
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Sunday, Nov. 12
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Our theme for the occasion is "Yes, It's In Your Hands."
Our guest preacher will be Rev. Anthony Wallace, Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, Gaffney.
Sunday, Nov. 26
2 p.m.: We, the McBeth Baptist Church Family, cordially invite your presence and prayers for Brother James Glenn as he will be ordained as deacon.
The Rev. George Shell of St. Luke Baptist Church, Union, will deliver the message.


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Our Vice-Chair Membership Officer, Micheline Mason, has put together this extensive guide for new (and existing!) members:
How Tooting Labour Party Works: A Beginner's Guide
Your local party
Joining a political party can be very daunting for some of us. Everyone seems to know the rules and understand strange new words and abbreviations. Working out how to be an effective member can take a long time without some help and guidance. This is a document I wrote because I was in need of answers myself. I discovered that I was not alone in my confusion, so hopefully my discoveries will help you also. Please let us know if it is useful or not, and if you have more questions we could be answering.
What is the Constituency Labour Party (CLP)?
Everyone who joins the national Labour Party is also automatically granted membership to their local Labour Party, called the 'Constituency Labour Party' (CLP). A CLP is based on the electoral district for a MP. The constituency boundaries are drawn up on the basis of adult population numbers by the Boundaries Commission, an independent and impartial advisory public body.
Some CLPs function as one group and hold meetings that are open to all members, known as 'All Member Meetings' (AMMs), whereas other CLPs are divided into branches or wards and elect delegates to a General Management Committee. Tooting CLP has monthly AMMs. For details of the next AMM, check our Events page or contact the CLP at email@example.com.
What is a Ward?
A ward is a local area which elects local councillors who are responsible for representing the views of electors on the local Council. They often have names which relate to the immediate area. Some of the wards in Tooting hold their own meetings and social events, so you may be invited to ward meetings as well as to AMMs. There are seven wards in Tooting:
- Bedford
- Earlsfield
- Furzedown
- Graveney
- Nightingale
- Tooting
- Wandsworth Common
In some wards, ward-based action groups are being established. You can find out which ward you live in by looking at the Ward map on the website of our local authority (Wandsworth Borough Council): https://maps.wandsworth.gov.uk
What happens at local CLP meetings?
Local meetings try to be friendly and welcoming, especially to new members. They follow very traditional forms used in most voluntary organisations. There is a Chair, a Secretary and a local Treasurer plus other representatives, e.g. for women, young people, Black Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) representation and inclusion. CLPs should send out notices at least one week in advance of the meeting date, and there might also be a calendar on a local Labour Party Website or Facebook Page setting out regular dates, times and venues. In Tooting our AMMs are shown on our Events page. On your membership card, you will have the email address of your local Secretary, who you can contact for any enquiries. Alternatively you can contact Tooting CLP at email@example.com.
Meetings have agendas and are followed with minutes of any decisions taken. Depending on the size and membership of your particular party, either all members can attend and contribute (as in Tooting) or, in areas with a branch/ward structure, elected delegates from branches or ward meetings can come, join in discussions and vote on any motions put forward. Members can propose a motion on a suitable subject to be put on the agenda for discussion and a vote. These should be sent two weeks in advance of the AMM by email to the Secretary. Some meetings may have invited speakers and/or interesting subjects tabled for discussion. Local Councillors and the local MP may also attend these meetings.
Who runs the CLP?
The CLP is run by the Officers elected each year by local members at their Annual General Meeting (AGM). The principal Officers are the:
- Chair
- Vice-Chair Campaigns
- Vice-Chair Membership
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Women's Officer
These Officers form part of an Executive Committee (EC) who, together with elected co-ordinators, put any decisions taken into action, create a programme of activities, solve problems and divide up the work. The EC is accountable to the CLP.
How is our CLP funded?
This is in four main ways – a percentage of local member's subscriptions refunded from the national Party; local fundraising events; standing orders and donations from members, the affiliation fees of local branches of affiliated Trade Unions and recognised socialist societies, including the Co-operative Party; and modest donations from local Labour councillors from their councillor's annual salaries.
The Labour Party Rules require a minimum guarantee of £1.50 per member per year plus other local costs such as insurance to every CLP (see Appendix 8 of the Labour Party Rule Book that can be accessed through the Labour Party Membersnet). As of June 2017 we have nearly 2000 members!
Tooting Labour Party uses our fundraising events to also raise awareness of relevant issues and campaigns, and to create welcoming meeting spaces for members where we can relax and get to know each other.
Other Wandsworth Labour Party organisations
Wandsworth Young Labour
All members of the Labour Party aged between 14 and 26 are automatically members of Young Labour too. Being part of Young Labour is a great way to get involved in politics and meet like minded people who share your values. Young members living in Wandsworth have their own officers and forum, organising their own discussions and events. They can be contacted through the local office: email@example.com.
Wandsworth Labour Women's Forum
Wandsworth Labour Women's Forum exists to maximise the representation of Labour women and to ensure the interests and concerns of women are listened to and acted upon in order to advance the cause of gender equality. They can also be contacted through the local office.
An introduction to the democratic structure of the UK
Local Councillors and Local Government
A Local Authority is the area of jurisdiction of Local Government that is elected by residents within that geographical area. Local government does not have MPs, but local councillors. Councillors stand for election as representatives of all the main Parties, or as Independents, and, like the national government, the Party that secures the most councillors will form the ruling body, following the general policies of their national Party although they will usually also have policies that are specific to their local community / borough. This majority may or may not be the same as the current Government in Westminster. Nationally, there are 6,885 Labour councillors out of a total of 20,565 local councillors. Currently Wandsworth is a Conservative-led Authority.
Tooting CLP is located in the London Borough of Wandsworth, which also includes Battersea CLP and Putney CLP. Wandsworth Council has 20 wards, each with three councillors, so there are 60 councillors in total, of whom 19 are currently (February 2017) Labour, 39 Conservative and two Independent. Labour members who are part of the local council are formed into a Labour Group (LG) of Councillors who will meet to decide policy and reach decisions on how to vote at Council meetings and sub-committees.
All three Wandsworth CLPs elect delegates to a Local Campaign Forum (LCF) which is responsible for organising the Labour Party's campaign for Council Elections. Senior Councillors will also attend these meetings. They work closely with the Ward Action Groups.
Our councillors publish very informative online newsletters detailing all the local concerns and campaigns with which they are involved on our behalf: https://labourinwandsworth.wordpress.com
The local Council has responsibility for many services including schools, social services, refuse collection, street cleaning, parks, playgrounds and leisure amenities, licensing of retail premises, planning permission and much else.
The local Council is funded by Central Government grants, a charge placed upon local businesses and a local Council Tax paid by householders.
The Association of Labour Councillors is a national Labour Party affiliated organisation with the aim of enabling Labour in local government to speak with one unified voice and to effectively lobby and input into the national Labour Party structure.
Once you have been a member of the Labour Party for six months you are eligible to help choose candidates to be councillors in your CLP wards. After 12 months, you may also stand as a potential councillor.
The next Borough Council election is scheduled for May 2018. Ward meetings to select candidates to stand in the elections will take place in 2017.
Local Mayors and their relationship to the Party.
There are three different types of Mayor with different roles and powers:
- Ceremonial Mayors
- Directly Elected Local Mayors
- City-wide Mayors
Ceremonial Mayors are traditional civic appointees elected by local councillors. They have no powers. The Mayor for Wandsworth 2016/17 is Cllr Richard Field.
Under the Local Government Act 2000, Directly Elected Mayors can be elected by local people to replace and take on the powers of the Leader of the Council if the local council chooses to do this. In 2015 there were 16 such Mayors nationally of whom 11 were Labour representatives. Wandsworth did not choose this option.
The position of the elected Mayor of London is a strategic regional one, and quite different from that of local authority mayors. The work of the Mayor of London is scrutinised by the London Assembly, a unique arrangement in the English local government system. Sadiq Kahn, former Labour MP for Tooting is the current Mayor of London. The role brings considerable powers and scope for initiatives.
Our local Assembly Member is Leonie Cooper, a Tooting CLP member representing Wandsworth and Merton.
Local Members of Parliament (MPs)
When a local seat becomes vacant, e.g. the sitting MP retires, resigns or dies, a new candidate to be the local Member of Parliament (MP) is chosen by their party, and then elected locally. Anyone who has been a member of the Labour Party for 12 months can put themselves forward to be considered as a candidate.
Potential candidates will be made into a shortlist by the Executive Committee of the CLP in conjunction with the Regional Office, and then voted on by eligible local party members. Once the person has been elected to be the local candidate, then it is up to the local party to campaign to secure their election to office, usually by canvassing electors in their households.
Tooting CLP has a Labour MP, Dr Rosena Allin Khan. She can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com. first elected in June 2016 to replace Sadiq Khan, who had been elected London Mayor and re-elected with a 15,500 majority in the June 2017 election.
Conference and Regional Office
Attending the Labour Party Conference
The Annual Conference of the Labour Party is the place where rules and policies are made or changed. Each CLP is allowed an allocated number of delegates based on their membership numbers. Half the delegates must be women. The Tooting CLP under current membership would be allowed six places. Delegates must have been individual members of the Party for at least 12 months at the closing date set for the receipt of names of delegates, and they need to get a nomination from at least one member of their CLP. The CLP may choose to cover the membership fees, travel and subsistence costs of their delegates.
The Labour Party Rule book (accessed through Labour Party Membersnet) states (Appendix 8) that one delegate fee per CLP will be free (paid by Central Office) to help less well resourced CLPs to be represented.
Voting at the Conference is on a show of hands or a card vote. When a card vote is taken each delegate from the CLP has their vote weighted according to the number of paid-up members in the CLP divided by the number of delegates e.g if the CLP had 500 members and two delegates, each delegate's 'voting card' would count as 250 votes. If they had five delegates, each card would count as 100 votes. It is expected that the delegates from a CLP would come to an agreement beforehand to vote together on issues in accordance with the known policies of their CLP.
Each CLP can put forward one 'contemporary' motion, or one constitutional motion into a draw at the beginning of the Conference. The Conference Committee decides the final selection for debate and voting. Similar rules apply to Trade Unions and affiliated socialist societies.
The Conference in 2017 is to be held at the end of September in Brighton.
Labour Regional Office for London
The main function of this office is to co-ordinate campaigns and activities within Greater London and to help support CLPs to be well organised and to keep up with the overall direction of the national party, especially in times of local and national elections. They deal with complaints about local members, legal matters and a whole range of issues relating to the organisation and functioning of CLPs.
Amongst their key stakeholders are the elected Labour members of the London Assembly and a Regional Board of lay members elected at an annual Regional Conference.
Campaign leaflets and other materials are produced and ordered by CLPs from this Office. All Regional Offices are accountable to the General Secretary and the NEC.
For further information please access Labour Party Membersnet, a resource for all Labour Party members to access for information on Labour Party Rules and procedures and national and local activities.
Labour Online
The Labour Party is getting its digital act together, and as long as you are online yourself, here is a quick guide to what is on offer:
For Everyone
The main Party website, available to all.
The local website for Tooting Constituency Labour Party (CLP)
Labour Party official Facebook page
Labour official twitter account
Buy copies of the latest manifesto, mugs, badges tea towels and posters.
If you are an Officer of a CLP you can buy your campaign materials here for local and national elections.
For Members only
My Labour
Available to all members once registered with a password accessed via the main website. Has information about briefings, events, campaigns, and articles which might be of interest to you.
Members can log-in, update their own details, and get access to meeting details and lots of training and campaign resources. Some elected CLP officers will have access to the whole local membership database via this site.
A self organising tool for meetings using online devices such as phones, tablets and PCs. Accessed via Membersnet.
Campaign Creator
Campaign Creator is the party's new campaign platform that allows you to produce high quality print, email and SMS communications from a single integrated system. The new platform is compatible with all major browsers and allows you to import information direct from Contact Creator, to speed up personalised communications with your constituents.
(to use some of this data/training your computer may need to be running Windows 7 or newer)
Tooting and Wandsworth
Tooting Labour Party Official Facebook Page
Keep up-to-date with local news
Tooting Labour Party - Members-Only Facebook Group
A closed, moderated group for members of Tooting Labour party. Events, pictures, news and discussion by local members. Look for it on Facebook.
Tooting Labour Party's official twitter account.
Written by Micheline Mason
Tooting Labour Membership Officer
Glossary of Commonly Used Terms and Abbreviations in Politics
Act - is a new Law, enforceable in the courts once it has been passed by a vote in the Houses of Commons and Lords and received the Royal Assent.
Bill – a proposed Act of Parliament before it has gone through all the stages it needs to before it becomes Law (first reading, committee stage, second reading etc)
BLP- Branch Labour Party
Branch - a sub-division of the CLP usually along the boundaries of local Wards
CLP – Constituency Labour Party (local labour party)
Composite motion – an overarching motion that brings together several similar motions into one and which encompasses the main points.
Compositor – a person tasked with drafting composite motions
Division – When MPs divide up to vote in the House of Commons.
Government Funded Charities – Independent not-for-profit businesses funded by the Government to fulfil certain social responsibilities. Motability and the National Lotteries Board come under this category.
Green Paper – a consultative document which sets out the governments' ideas on a particular change in the law.
LG - Local Labour Group – organisation of members of the Labour Party who have been elected to the local Council.
LCF – Local Campaigns Forum – A forum of all CLPs within a borough organising and funding a local campaign to secure the (re) election of local candidates to the Council.
Membersnet - a resource for all Labour Party members to access for information on Labour Party Rules and procedures and national and local activities.
Motion - a carefully worded proposal which proposes action to be agreed or
undertaken. Motions should be seconded by another member and are put to the vote at meetings after speakers for and against. If an amendment is proposed they have to follow the same procedure as for motions. If passed, the amended version is put to the vote and is either passed or rejected on a simple majority.
NEC – National Executive Committee of the Labour Party.
Private Sector - Organisations and businesses which are owned by private individuals, or Share Holders for the purpose of making a profit for those individuals.
Public Sector - is usually comprised of organisations that are owned and operated by the government and exist to provide services for its citizens. Organisations in the public sector do not seek to generate a profit. If they do generate a surplus it is re-invested by the Government to develop services. They are funded by, and are ultimately accountable to the public. (Many 'public' services are outsourced by National and Local Government to private 'providers' such as Virgin Care, and G4S, who consequently profit from our taxes)
Standing Orders – rules which govern procedures and behaviours at meetings.
Teller – a person who counts votes, especially those by a show of hands at a meeting.
Voluntary Sector - sometimes called the 'Third Sector' it consists of organisations which raise funds from public or private sources, but which do not make a profit. For this reason they have to rely on constant fundraising. They are usually answerable to a board of Trustees and must follow charity law.
Ward – a geographical area denoting the area of responsibility for local councillors. There will be several Wards in a CLP.
White Paper – a document setting out detailed proposals on a particular change to the law. This is still of a consultative nature.


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