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Tag Archives: Conservative Party
We need both, not either
The news this morning that Princess Ann has been articulating the need for rural development as an alternative to the creation of a new garden city risks presenting us with the idea that there is a false choice for planning … Continue reading
Hypocrites, all of them
Our Political Parties have been clear in their rhetoric, any major change in our relationship with Europe will lead to a referendum. In particular if there was to be a proposal that we join the Euro we could be sure of a vote. … Continue reading
Dear Jason, Warren and Geoffrey
My open letter to the leaders of the three Political Parties with Councillors on Brighton & Hove Council. This follows on from “The Big Debate” which took place last night at the Metropole Hotel, organised by the Brighton Independent. Dear … Continue reading
What colour will the manifesto be?
It is clear that having fired the starting gun on the faux election campaign back in the Autumn, that the Political Parties are now focusing on manifestos so we can make our decisions in plenty of time to tell the … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservative Party, General Election 2015, Labour Party, Lib-Dems, Manifesto, UKIP
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Put party politics aside
The title of this mornings Blog is drawn from a tweet by the Conservative MP for Brighton Kemptown. The tweet was sent to a local Radio Station Juice FM and it reads: @JuiceBrighton I am urging colleagues to put party … Continue reading
Diminishing Democracy
Voters are less likely to turn out in constituencies where the result is perceived to be a foregone conclusion, according to this report by the Electoral Reform Society. Because of this the political parties invest more time and money to try … Continue reading
Lets end this Arms Race!
According to this article our Political Parties spend around £100M between them each year and at election time the Parties are each entitled to spend £20M based on rules agreed between them. These sums are clearly obscene, especially in a context where … Continue reading
