Voters welcome Budget energy measures, but demand more action on cost of living
Voters welcome the government’s energy bill support, but think more needs to be done at pace to help…
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Anatomy of a pasty story
Update: Downing Street have now said the hot pastry item was purchased in Liverpool not Leeds. Ah well…
Not a tax on pasties, but a right-wing tax on heat
David Cameron today faces possibly the biggest crisis of his premiership so far. Whilst every poll shows his…
Ed, Ed and Rachel visit Greggs
Manchester Central Shortlist confirmed
8 longlisted candidates were interviewed by the party to establish who would be shortlisted for the upcoming Manchester…
Could Labour lose Bradford West?
Update: I’ve had word from the ground this evening that goes against what I was told earlier this…
“When was the last time you bought a pasty in Greggs?”
If you haven’t seen it yet, here’s the George Osborne appearance at the Treasury Select Committee yesterday that launched…
There is no budget bounce…yet
Oh dear, oh dear. I know that we have been short of any good news on the Labour…
Now this is good media management
(Picture via @jamesdwyer) We understand there are also pictures of Ed Miliband eating buying Greggs sausage rolls with…
Return of the pledge card
Today Ed Miliband is launching “Labour’s action plan to protect family budgets” as part of the build up to…
The Osborne Effect – This time it’s zero
As growth was revised down today, that now means that there has been zero percent (o.o%) growth since…
