Editing Labour Party Conference (section)

===Of the Labour Party===
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|24–26 January 1907||[[Belfast]]||[[J. J. Stephenson]]||rowspan="2"|[[Keir Hardie]]||
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|20–22 January 1908||[[Kingston upon Hull|Hull]]||[[Walter Hudson (British politician)|Walter Hudson]]||
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|27–29 January 1909||[[Portsmouth]]||[[J. R. Clynes]]||rowspan="2"|[[Arthur Henderson]]||
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|9–11 February 1910||[[Newport, Wales|Newport]]||[[Keir Hardie]]||
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|1–3 February 1911||[[Leicester]]||[[William C. Robinson (politician)|William C. Robinson]]
|[[George Barnes (British politician)|George Barnes]]||
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|24–26 January 1912||[[Birmingham]]||[[Ben Turner (politician)|Ben Turner]]||rowspan="4"|[[Ramsay MacDonald]]||
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|29–31 January 1913||[[London]]||[[George Roberts (British politician)|George Roberts]]||
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|27–30 January 1914||[[Glasgow]]||[[Tom Fox (British politician)|Tom Fox]]||
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|1915|| colspan="2"|''No conference''
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|26–28 January 1916||[[Bristol]]||[[William Anderson (British politician)|William Anderson]]||rowspan="2"|Arthur Henderson||
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|23–26 January 1917||[[Manchester]]||[[George Wardle]]||
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|23–25 January 1918||[[Nottingham]]||rowspan="2"|[[Frank Purdy]]||rowspan="4"|[[William Adamson]]||Adjourned, resumed in London on 26 February.
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|26–28 June 1918||London||
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|25–27 June 1919||[[Southport]]||[[John McGurk]]||
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|22–25 June 1920||[[Scarborough, North Yorkshire|Scarborough]]||[[William Harold Hutchinson]]||
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|1921||colspan="2"|''No conference''||rowspan="2"|[[J. R. Clynes]]||
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|1922||colspan="2"|''No conference''||
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|26–29 June 1923||London||[[Sidney Webb]]||rowspan="8"|Ramsay MacDonald||
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|7–10 October 1924||London||[[Ramsay MacDonald]]||First ever conference as governing party.
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|29 September – 2 October 1925||[[Liverpool]]||[[Charlie Cramp]]||
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|11–15 October 1926||[[Margate]]||[[Robert Williams (trade union leader)|Robert Williams]]||
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|3–7 October 1927||[[Blackpool]]||[[Frederick Roberts (British politician)|Frederick Roberts]]||
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|1–5 October 1928||Birmingham||[[George Lansbury]]||
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|30 September – 4 October 1929||[[Brighton]]||[[Herbert Morrison]]||
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|6–10 October 1930||[[Llandudno]]||[[Susan Lawrence]]||
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|5–8 October 1931||Scarborough||[[Stanley Hirst (trade unionist)|Stanley Hirst]]||rowspan="2"|Arthur Henderson||
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|3–7 October 1932||Leicester||[[George Lathan]]||
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|2–6 October 1933||[[Hastings]]||[[Joseph Compton]]||rowspan="3"|[[George Lansbury]]||
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|1–5 October 1934||Southport||[[Walter Smith (British politician)|Walter Smith]]||
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|30 September – 4 October 1935||Brighton||[[William Albert Robinson]]||
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|5–9 October 1936||[[Edinburgh]]||[[Jennie Adamson]]||rowspan="20"|[[Clement Attlee]]||
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|4–8 October 1937||[[Bournemouth]]||[[Hugh Dalton]]||
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|1938|| colspan="2"|''No conference''||
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|29 May – 2 June 1939||Southport||[[George Dallas (Labour politician)|George Dallas]]||
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|13–16 May 1940||Bournemouth||[[Barbara Ayrton-Gould]]||
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|2–4 June 1941||London||[[James Walker (Labour politician)|James Walker]]||
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|25–28 May 1942||London||[[Walter Green (politician)|Walter Green]]||
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|14–18 June 1943||London||[[Alfred Dobbs]]||
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|11–15 December 1944||London||[[George Ridley (Labour politician)|George Ridley]]||
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|21–25 May 1945||Blackpool||[[Ellen Wilkinson]]||
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|10–14 June 1946||Bournemouth||[[Harold Laski]]||
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|26–30 May 1947||Margate||[[Philip Noel-Baker]]||
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|17–21 May 1948||Scarborough||[[Manny Shinwell]]||
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|6–10 June 1949||Blackpool||[[Jim Griffiths]]||
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|2–6 October 1950||Margate||[[Sam Watson (trade unionist)|Sam Watson]]||
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|1–3 October 1951||Scarborough||[[Alice Bacon, Baroness Bacon|Alice Bacon]]||
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|29 September – 3 October 1952||[[Morecambe]]||[[Harry Earnshaw (trade unionist)|Harry Earnshaw]]||
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|28 September – 2 October 1953||Margate||[[Arthur Greenwood]]||
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|27 September – 1 October 1954||Scarborough||[[Wilfrid Burke]]||
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|10–14 October 1955||Margate||[[Edith Summerskill]]||
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|1–5 October 1956||Blackpool||[[Edwin Gooch]]||rowspan="7"|[[Hugh Gaitskell]]||
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|30 September – 4 October 1957||Brighton||[[Peggy Herbison]]||
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|29 September – 3 October 1958||Scarborough||[[Tom Driberg]]||
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|28–29 November 1959||Blackpool||[[Barbara Castle]]||
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|3–7 October 1960||Scarborough||[[George Brinham]]||
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|2–6 October 1961||Blackpool||[[Richard Crossman]]||
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|2–5 October 1962||Brighton||[[Harold Wilson]]||
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|30 September – 4 October 1963||Scarborough||[[Dai Davies (trade unionist)|Dai Davies]]||rowspan="14"|[[Harold Wilson]]||
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|12–13 December 1964||Brighton||[[Tony Greenwood]]||
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|27 September – October 1965||Blackpool||[[Ray Gunter]]||
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|3–7 October 1966||Brighton||[[Walter Padley]]||
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|2–6 October 1967||Scarborough||[[John Boyd (trade unionist)|John Boyd]]||
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|30 September – 4 October 1968||Blackpool||[[Jennie Lee, Baroness Lee of Asheridge|Jennie Lee]]||
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|29 September – 3 October 1969||Brighton||[[Eirene White]]||
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|28 September – 2 October 1970||Blackpool||[[Arthur Skeffington]]||
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|4–8 October 1971||Brighton||[[Ian Mikardo]]||
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|2–6 October 1972||Blackpool||[[Tony Benn]]||
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|1–5 October 1973||Blackpool||[[William Simpson (trade unionist)|William Simpson]]||
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|27–30 November 1974||London||[[James Callaghan]]||
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|26 April 1975||London||rowspan="2"|[[Fred Mulley]]||Special Conference on the [[Common Market]].
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|29 September – October 1975||Blackpool||
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|27 September – 1 October 1976||Blackpool||[[Tom Bradley (British politician)|Tom Bradley]]||rowspan="5"|[[James Callaghan]]||
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|3–7 October 1977||Brighton||rowspan="2"|[[Joan Lestor]]||
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|2–6 October 1978||Blackpool||Last conference with Labour in government for 19 years.
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|1–5 October 1979||Brighton||[[Frank Allaun]]||
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|29 September – 3 October 1980||Blackpool||[[Lena Jeger]]||
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|24 January 1981||[[Wembley]]||rowspan="2"|[[Alec Kitson]]||rowspan="3"|[[Michael Foot]]||Special Conference to set up the electoral college for the election of party leader, [[Michael Foot]].
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|27 September – 2 October 1981||Brighton||[[Denis Healey]] defeats [[Tony Benn]] in the [[1981 Labour Party deputy leadership election|deputy leadership election]].
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|27 September – 1 October 1982||Blackpool||[[Judith Hart]]||
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|3–8 October 1983||Brighton||[[Sam McCluskie]]||rowspan="9"|[[Neil Kinnock]]||
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|1–5 October 1984||Blackpool||[[Eric Heffer]]||
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|29 September – 4 October 1985||Bournemouth||[[Alan Hadden]]||
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|28 September – 3 October 1986||Blackpool||[[Neville Hough]]||
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|27 September – 2 October 1987||Brighton||[[Syd Tierney]]||
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|2–7 October 1988||Blackpool||[[Neil Kinnock]]||
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|1–6 October 1989||Brighton||[[Dennis Skinner]]||
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|30 September – 5 October 1990||Blackpool||[[Jo Richardson]]||
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|29 September – 4 October 1991||Brighton||[[John Evans, Baron Evans of Parkside|John Evans]]||
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|27 September – 2 October 1992||Blackpool||[[Tony Clarke, Baron Clarke of Hampstead|Tony Clarke]]||rowspan="2"|[[John Smith (Labour Party leader)|John Smith]]||
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|26 September – 1 October 1993||Brighton||rowspan="2"|[[David Blunkett]]|| Trade union [[Voting bloc|block vote]] replaced with [[One man, one vote|one member, one vote]].
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|3–7 October 1994||Blackpool|| rowspan="14" |[[Tony Blair]]|| "[[New Labour]]" rebranding officially unveiled.
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|29 April 1995||London||rowspan="2"|[[Gordon Colling]]||Special Conference on the Party Constitution.
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|2–6 October 1995||Brighton||
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|30 September – 4 October 1996||Blackpool||[[Diana Jeuda]]||
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|29 September – 3 October 1997||Brighton||[[Robin Cook]]||First conference after Labour's [[1997 United Kingdom general election|general election]] victory. 
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|28 September – 2 October 1998||Blackpool||[[Richard Rosser]]||
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|27 September – 1 October 1999||Bournemouth||[[Brenda Etchells]]||
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|24–28 September 2000||Brighton|||| ||<ref name=":10" /><ref name=":3" />
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|30 September – 3 October 2001||Brighton|| || Ended early due to parliament recall for updates on the [[September 11 attacks]]||<ref name=":6" /><ref name=":11" />
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|30 September – 3 October 2002||Blackpool|| || ||<ref name=":8" /><ref name=":14" /><ref name=":15" />
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|28 September – 2 October 2003||Bournemouth|| rowspan="3" | [[Ian McCartney]]|| ||<ref name=":9" /><ref name="White" /><ref name=":16" />
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|26–30 September 2004||Brighton|| ||<ref name=":17" /><ref name=":18" /><ref name=":19" />
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|26–29 September 2005||Brighton|| ||<ref name=":20" /><ref name=":21" /> 
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|24–28 September 2006||Manchester|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|23–27 September 2007||Bournemouth|| || rowspan="3" | [[Gordon Brown]]|| ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|20–24 September 2008||Manchester|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|27 September – 1 October 2009||Brighton|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|26–30 September 2010||Manchester|| || rowspan="6" | [[Ed Miliband]]|| ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|25–29 September 2011||Liverpool|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|30 September – 4 October 2012||Manchester|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|22–25 September 2013||Brighton|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|1 March 2014||London|| ||Special conference on party reform||<ref name="independent-20140228" /><ref name="guardian-20140301" />
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|21–24 September 2014||Manchester|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|12 September 2015||London|| || rowspan="6" |[[Jeremy Corbyn]]||Special conference for leadership elections||<ref name=":22" /><ref name=":23" />
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|27–30 September 2015||Brighton|| || ||<ref name=":24" />
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|25–28 September 2016||Liverpool|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|24–27 September 2017||Brighton|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|23–26 September 2018||Liverpool|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|21–25 September 2019||Brighton|| Wendy Nichols|| ||<ref name=":25" /><ref name=":26" />
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|4 April 2020||London|| || rowspan="6" | [[Keir Starmer]]||Special conference for leadership elections||<ref name=":27" /><ref name=":28" />
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|19–22 September 2020||Online|| ||Originally to be hosted in Liverpool. Took place online as "Labour Connected" due to [[COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom|COVID-19 pandemic]]||<ref name=":29" /><ref name=":30" />
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|25–29 September 2021||Brighton|| || ||{{Citation needed|date=November 2023}}
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|25–28 September 2022||Liverpool|| rowspan="2" | [[Anneliese Dodds]]|| ||<ref name=":31" /><ref name=":32" />
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|8–11 October 2023||Liverpool|| ||<ref name=":33" />
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|21–25 September 2024||Liverpool|| [[Ellie Reeves]] ||First conference after Labour's [[2024 United Kingdom general election|general election]] victory. ||
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