Stop patronising the average person on the street in the working class towns they claim to want to represent but spend all of their time avoiding. Come and actually talk to us, and listen to what we have to say, rather than sitting in London and sneering at the provinces for being out of touch because your Oxbridge degree/private education/London-centric life means that you know what's best for the proles.
The majority want people to be treated fairly but don't want men in women's sports.
Twitter is a disproportionately loud echo-chamber that is made up of a tiny number of people, who by and large do not represent the views of the average person on the high street. Stop running scared of what's on social media and stop giving it so much head-room.
The NHS needs to work for its patients, treat its staff like human beings, and not be privatised by stealth. Public sector key workers - NHS staff, fire fighters, dentists, bin collectors, cleaners, drivers and so on, need to be properly recognised as valued and valuable occupations.
University degrees shouldn't cost the earth, but at the same time shouldn't be peddled as the only route to work. Vocations and apprenticeships need to be equally valid and valued.
Trickle down economics is a con and does not work. The taxation system needs to be completely overhauled and applied proportionately and fairly. People should be encouraged into work, but the social safety net needs to work humanely and sensitively for people who cannot work - whether that's temporarily or permanently.
The effect and impact of large corporations needs to be recognised. It should not be allowed that a low wage is propped up by the tax-payer when a multi-national is raking in billions. Likewise the ability of private equity firms to come in and asset-strip firms, loading them down with debt and then passing the buck to the taxpayer when the pension scheme collapses, should be outlawed.
Certain key functions should be under national control, so that they are non-profit making because the rewards are driven back into the function, ensuring it runs efficiently and pays staff properly. Energy, water, the NHS, public transport and education should all come under this remit.
Private schooling should have its charitable status abolished and they should also be subject to the national curriculum - which should be set by a board of nominated teaching staff on a fixed tenure basis. Private enterprise should not be allowed to profit from a child's education - or as is so commonly the case, creaming off NT children and leaving the 'difficult' ones to be off-rolled.
That's off the top of my head. I believe in a meritocracy, but with safeguards and controls. The Labour Party needs to stop trying to make everyone happy and go back and remember who is the base - and it's not the people kicking off on Twitter, waving flags and shouting loudest. It's the quiet people in the industrial towns and cities who feel completely abandoned, and who express their frustration at the ballot box. Brexit being a perfect case in point.