Indecision in the national interest
Slowly but surely the question of whether the UK should have an in/out referendum on its membership of…
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David Cameron’s Clegger
According to a new biography, during his spare time David Cameron likes to exercise playing with a tennis…
Spaceport UK – only courage is required
Times are tough. We get it. We live with it every day, and can’t even escape the difficulty…
Community organising – it’s in our DNA
Since the emergence of Barack Obama, as a community organiser turned presidential candidate, community organisation has been cited…
10 down – could Cameron’s Tories become number 11?
Yesterday David Cameron made a speech in Manchester on the Eurozone crisis. He argued that it’s time to…
The biggest mistake any campaigner can make is taking things personally
This post was originally published as a comment here: Maybe there’s another story. Labour, seduced by a false…
Fisking Matthew Offord
Matthew Offord is the Tory MP for Hendon. In May 2010 he was elected with a majority of…
Labour’s poll lead is still precarious
The day after the local elections, Ed Miliband turned his humility dial up to 11. Despite surpassing even…
Is Brighton falling out of love with the Greens?
With a large resident graduate population, two universities and a famously alternative cultural and political scene, Brighton and…
Has the Labour party’s approach to sick and disabled people shifted?
Liam Byrne’s Beveridge2 speech yesterday has attracted a lot of attention. Here, three writers on disbility and social security…
