Jackson Williams·Jun 23What Campaigning for Andy Burnham in Makerfield Taught MeI managed to travel down to the constituency of Makerfield four times during the recent by-election campaign triggered when Josh Simons…
Else Kvist·Jun 18Is ‘King of the North’ on course to become UK’s new Prime Minister?I visited the constituency in the north of England, where voters going to the polls today could decide who the next Prime Minister is. The…
Chris Adams·Oct 26, 2023Mid Beds was democracy at work. But let’s get serious.Last week’s by-elections were historic, yet the electoral maths remains challenging for Labour.
Richard Kilner·Jul 26, 2023Three by-elections, One LessonThe Conservatives held on in Uxbridge, but their future remains Bleak
Will Black·Jun 5, 2022Dear Boris Johnson, Ignore the Haters and Cling to Power with All Your MightYou must be doing something right or such a broad and large number of people wouldn’t despise you and wish you pissed off for good.
Chris Adams·Dec 17, 2021North Shropshire: where the Lib Dems go from hereIt is very easy in the hours, days and weeks after a by-election victory (especially one on the scale of that we have just witnessed in…
InAgainst ForgettingbyDuncan Lau·Aug 4, 2021A Professional Singer’s CaseUnusual things happen in Hong Kong on a daily basis, entertaining or not.
Hirotaka Koike·Jul 2, 2021Batley and Spen contd. — Kim Leadbeater won with a thin margin. A quick look at the result.While the Labour lost voters, the result might indicate that a decent, pro-minority, left wing candidate could have been done better.
Hirotaka Koike·Jun 29, 2021Batley and Spen by-election in the UK: What to expect from the Labour?The real left can’t be so optimistic about the Labour candidate, Kim Leadbeater, a sister of Jo Cox with her centrist comments on…
