Plan for Change

This article is part of a series about Keir Starmer
Personal Early life and education Victoria Starmer (wife) Legal career Director of Public Prosecutions McLibel case Stephen Lawrence murder case Parliamentary expenses scandal Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal 2011 England riots Twitter joke trial Operation Yewtree Leadership of the Opposition Leadership election Shadow Cabinet Opposition frontbench May 2021 reshuffle November 2021 reshuffle 2023 reshuffle Antisemitism in the Labour Party Dossier Vote of confidence in the Boris Johnson ministry Beergate Election date betting scandal 2024 Labour manifesto Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Premiership Ministry 2024 State Opening of Parliament October 2024 budget International trips English Channel migrant crossings Border Security Command Cost-of-living crisis Industrial disputes postal workers strikes Great British Energy Freebies controversy Winter fuel payment abolition backlash Farmers' tax protests Plan for Change Policies Political positions Electoral history Elections 2021 local elections 2022 local elections 2023 local elections 2024 local elections 2024 general election endorsements 2025 local elections Next general election
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"Plan for Change" was a speech given by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on 5 December 2024, which heralded the launch of a strategic plan with the same name, said to be setting out "milestones for a mission-led government".^[1]