Cambridge Universities Labour Club | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 28/12/2018

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00:01:47 1 History
00:02:43 1.1 Cambridge University Socialist Society (1915-1920)
00:04:50 1.2 Cambridge University Labour Club (1920-1973)
00:05:04 1.2.1 1920s-1940s
00:13:44 1.2.2 Post-WWII period
00:17:25 2 Constitution and organisation
00:18:03 2.1 Membership
00:18:45 2.2 Acronym
00:19:11 3 Criticisms
00:19:56 4 Notable former members
00:20:14 4.1 Academics
00:20:56 4.2 Civil Servants
00:21:09 4.3 Journalists
00:21:39 4.4 Lords
00:22:10 4.5 MPs
00:23:56 4.6 Poets &amp; Writers
00:24:38 4.7 Other
00:25:12 5 Former Presidents and Chairmen
00:25:29 6 See also



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The Cambridge Universities Labour Club (CULC) is a student political society, first founded as the Cambridge University Fabian Society in 1905, to provide a voice for Labour Party values of socialism and social democracy at the University of Cambridge. Although the society served only University of Cambridge students for most of its history, in 2007, membership was also opened up to students of Anglia Ruskin. CULC's varied past has seen it go through several disaffiliations with the national Labour Party, including periods in the 1960s and 1970s when it was under the influence of the entryist Militant tendency. It is currently affiliated to the Labour Party, Labour Students, and the Cambridge Constituency Labour Party.
CULC holds regular speaker events, social events, topical discussions and takes part in year-round campaigning activity, with the local Labour Party and on issues decided by the membership. Current campaigns include pursuing a living wage for employees of both universities, tackling pay-day loans, and encouraging ethical investment by Cambridge Colleges.  In recent years, the club has hosted a number of high-profile figures including Andrew Adonis, Angela Eagle, Harriet Harman, Hazel Blears, Ed Miliband, David Miliband, Margaret Hodge, Ed Balls, John Prescott, Tristram Hunt, Alan Johnson, Andy Burnham, Iain McNicol, Hilary Benn, Axelle Lemaire and Ken Livingstone.