Only one-third of people support Tories’ right-to-buy proposals
Only one-third of people support the Tories’ latest right-to-buy proposals, a poll has found. YouGov have done polling…
Transport is the lifeblood of London, its communities and its opportunities
Last week I launched my transport vision for London – ‘The Lifeblood of London’. I believe transport offers…
There has been a “big and meaningful shift” in attitudes towards Miliband, poll finds
At the weekend we reported that there could be some kind of post-debate bounce for Labour because YouGov gave…
Almost two-thirds of people want some form of public ownership of the railways, polls finds
More people want the railways to be brought into public ownership than want them to stay privatised, a…
Miliband’s carefully calibrated balancing act
The next few weeks could see a lot happen – in 2010 we had Cleggmania and the Lib…
Balls pledges Business rate cut for 1.5 million small businesses in first budget
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls will say today that Labour’s first Budget will cut business rates for 1.5 million small…
Steering TTIP in the right direction: Labour’s plan in the European Parliament put into action
While EU Trade Chiefs acknowledged that negotiations for the massive EU-US trade deal would take longer than anticipated,…
Weekly Survey: London Mayor, campaigning and debates
After last week’s “Battle For Number 10” on Channel 4 and Sky (which we covered with a liveblog…
Hunt says Labour would get rid of Ofsted’s “avalanche of bureaucracy” in favour of peer review system
Tristram Hunt, Shadow Education Secretary, has said that Labour would replace Osted’s“avalanche of bureaucracy” with a peer review…
Labour take 14 point lead in London
On Friday we reported that in the latest Guardian/ICM poll, Labour had surged to a 10 point lead…
