Today, 125 years ago, on February 27, 1900 (Calendar, January 28, 1900), the British Labour Party¡¯s predecessor, the British Workers¡¯ Representative Committee was founded in London. The British Workers¡¯ Representative Committee was founded on February 27, 1900, and was formed at the Workers¡¯ Congress with representatives from trade unions, cooperative organizations and socialist organizations. Its purpose was to obtain the independent representation of workers in Congress in order to form an independent Labour Parliamentary Party for the benefit of workers. The Committee consisted of 12 representatives from the Union, 10 representatives from cooperative organizations and two representatives from the Philadelphia, the Independent Labour Party, the Social Democratic Union. It had 500,000 representatives from the Union and 70,000 members from socialist organizations. Six months after its establishment, it received two