otoh I do wonder whether a cyber-branch is worth exploring, a branch that could cater for people who move house a lot, or live overseas (but returning often enough to remain on the electoral roll -- is there an ex-pat branch?), have difficulty getting out and about etc, etc. An on-line branch could be pretty useful. It would have to be allowed for in the Party constitution and, well, no one wants to go near that for a while Tell you what though -- a Labour Party Sector grouping could be formed, The Standard Sector. The downside is that its more factionalising; the upside is that The Standard Sector could play a role for and against policy across all other sectors. Correct Micky S. Im a branch member in town but valso a member of the Rufus Rogers Branch. ie (over 60s )_ Trouble is these days Im more at home at home with "my old wrinklies than the younger members) However that's a good sign . Because our party now belongs to the young . Correct Micky S. I'm a branch member in town but also a member of the Rufus Rogers Branch. ie (over 60s )_ Trouble is these days I'm more at home at home with "my old wrinklies than the younger members) However that's a good sign . Because our party now belongs to the young .and I'm happy with that. The presence off so many young people at the conference was in stark contrast to