The Parliamentary Labour Club was a club for officials of the British Labour Party. It was founded in 1924.
The following categories of people were eligible for membership, as long as they were individual members of the Labour Party:
Labour Members of Parliament
Endorsed Labour Party candidates
Members of Labour Advisory Committees
Members of the Half Circle Club
Members and staff of the General Council of the Labour Party
Members and staff of the Labour Party National Executive
Staff of the Parliamentary Labour Party
Other salaried staff of the Labour Party
Salaried officials of trade unions
Salaried officials of organisations affiliated to the Labour Party
Labour aldermen and councillors on local authorities
Presidents, chairmen and secretaries of divisional and local Labour parties
Secretaries of trades councils
Presidents and secretaries of Labour party women's sections
Spouses, children and siblings of any of the above
People who had rendered distinguished service to the Labour Party could also be elected to membership.
The club had premises at 11 Tufton Street, London.
