We are All In: putting equality at the heart of politics

Imagine a world that puts equality at the centre of all that we do.

Where women and all marginalised communities enjoy equal rights and opportunities, for everyone’s benefit.

Where inequality is a thing of the past, bigotry and discrimination of any kind is not tolerated - and everyone is able to flourish.

That’s what All In is here to achieve.

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Our manifesto

All In was created to continue the work of the Basingstoke branch of the Women’s Equality Party (WEP) when that party came to a close in November 2024.

We bring an equality lens to everything we do because equality is better for everyone.

Equality means better politics, more inclusive policies, a more vibrant economy, a workforce that draws on the talents of the whole population and a society that’s at ease with itself.

We do the work year round - not just at election time - to understand what our communities want and need. And then we campaign on the local issues that matter to you, as well as our equality-based campaigns that benefit everyone.

We bring a fresh, independent approach, collaborating with other willing political parties without partisanship to better serve our community.

And we are inclusive because equality makes life better for everyone.

Our objectives

We hold seven core objectives at the heart of everything we do.

Our aim is to continue work towards these on a local level whilst also taking an equality-focused approach to any and all local issues that serve our residents.

  • All In are pushing for equal representation in politics, business, industry and throughout working life.

  • All In are pressing for equal pay and equal opportunity to thrive.

  • All In are campaigning for equal parenting and caregiving and shared responsibilities at home to give everyone equal opportunities both in family life and in the workplace.

  • All In want an education system that creates equal opportunities for all children and an understanding of why this matters.

  • All In strive for equal treatment of women by and in the media.

  • All In seek an end to violence against women and girls.

  • All In will pursue equal healthcare and social care.

Our team

We’re passionate about creating equality locally.


Meet our team and if you’d like to join us, we’ve love to hear from you!

  • Stacy Hart

    Party Leader and Borough Councillor for Hatch Warren and Beggarwood

    I’ve been involved right from the start - I set up the Basingstoke Branch of the Women’s Equality Party and was Branch Leader until that party closed in November 2024. In May 2025, I was elected Borough Councillor for Hatch Warren and Beggarwood, and now represent the ward as All In.

  • Priya Brown

    Branch Officer

    With 20 years of experience in industry, I’m a skilled and qualified strategic marketer. I’m passionate about promoting equality, diversity and inclusion, and am an active community volunteer and public speaker. I’m a previous election candidate for our party, the founder of women’s business support group, Boss Mamas, and Governor at Basingstoke College of Technology (BCOT). I’m also a member of the Basingstoke Hate Crime Awareness Group, BCOT Unity Group, and Basingstoke Black Success Initiative.

  • Laura Drummond

    Branch Officer

    I have been involved with the All In Party since the Women's Equality Party (WEP) days. I am a proud disabled woman. In a society where the government does not work for the people who are most vulnerable and need the most support, I was interested in what I could do to help. I have a young daughter and the All In Party helps show her that the future needs to be inclusive and equal for everyone.

  • Dani Davies

    Branch Officer and future election candidate for Hatch Warren and Beggarwood

    I moved to Basingstoke in 2019 and I'm proud to call it my home. Equality is my passion and I want to fight to promote inclusivity in our community.

  • Laura Pickering

    Branch Officer

    I wanted to join a local movement that is trying to improve the lives of the many, not the few, and a movement that does things differently - so I knew All In was for me. I moved to Basingstoke three years ago with my partner who’s family live locally, and love using my experience as a charity sector strategic communications leader to help deliver and promote All In’s work.

  • Luna Leonard

    Branch Officer and future election candidate for Hatch Warren and Beggarwood

    I've lived in Basingstoke all my life, and love being a part of the community from clubs as a child, helping set up and run the Equalities Club at school, to volunteering opportunities as an adult. I want to push for a world where everyone can see themselves represented in politics.

Taking a movement for equality forward into the future

Back in 2015, Catherine Mayer and Sandi Toksvig created the Women’s Equality Party, with a dream to do politics differently. Since the Women’s Equality Party has closed, they’ve endorsed our local moment taking the spirit of the Women’s Equality Party forward.