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The incessant debate of the last week around Margaret Thatcher and her- largely baleful- legacy has perhaps obscured the progressive collapse of the mantra proclaimed by her latest successor as Tory Leader and PM, the notion of the “Big…
When David Cameron said we are all 'Thatcherites' now on the morning of Baroness Thatchers funeral he not only crossed the line from national leader to party propogandist he finally buried the political project which was at the core of his…
We’ve seen at least two sides of our Parliament in the past 24 hours – perhaps more. Last night’s debate on Equal Marriage was certainly an eye-opener. The speeches ranged from the spectacular to the erudite, the heroic to the downright…
17.52: Building a million new homes wins the race at a canter as the chosen Fabian pledge. Incidentally, NPF Chair Angela Eagle voted for it. 17.45: Over the last hour the conference has been debating a number of potential Labour pledges…
By Marcus Roberts and Mark Ferguson The conventional wisdom is that 2012 ends much as it began: government infighting, questions over Labour policy, weak economy etc. but that argument misses something important: it is these very factors…
Another year is almost over - but there's one task still remaining. Have you voted in our 2012 survey of the year? Don't miss your chance to say how you think your party is doing as we pass the mid-point of this Parliament: Last year's…
Well that wasn't quite the pre-Christmas knockabout PMQs we were all expecting. In fact, it was largely on the sober side, perhaps as a by-product of Ed Miliband leading off with questions on Afghanistan. The mood was hardly lightened or…
Tomorrow Bristol North West CLP will be choosing their candidate for the next General Election. The shortlisted candidates are as follows: Keir Dhillon is a Labour Party, Co-op Party and Union Activist who works in IT. Darren Jones was…
It's been a running commentary on David Cameron's performances at PMQs that he's not keen on actually answering any of the questions. But I never expected him to actually say out loud - to the Commons - that he's refusing to answer a…
Party general Secretary Iain McNicol, in his speech to the Labour Party conference, cited Philip Gould’s metaphor that politics is like a game of football without any spectators. The players work hard for every ball, and strain for every…
