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John Woodcock: Coalition woes inspire Miliband

10 May 2012 | by John Woodcock

Labour was sufficiently dominant over the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats to underline the possibility that the coalition could be a one-term failure. The potential for a Labour comeback was underlined by the fact Ed Miliband was successful across the country, including in parts of the south of England ...

Alex Aiken: resisting the winter blues

20 Oct 2011 | by Alex Aiken

authorities. Last spring potholes were aplenty in the areas I drive around in south London. It's a credit ...

George Eustice: Stay on front foot during silly season

04 Aug 2011 | by George Eustice

the world, whether the famine in Africa or the threats hanging over the US economy, for both political

Danny Rogers: This silly season shows a serious side

28 Jul 2011 | by Danny Rogers

Of course there have been some horrific international stories - famine in Africa, senseless slaughter in Norway. But even closer to home, the news agenda has been relentless. Hackgate dominated the July headlines - a quintessential media story - and Britain's continuing economic woes are now ...

Polly Rance: Focus on reputation feels like navel-gazing

09 Jun 2011 | by Polly Rance

communicators. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service came up with an innovative campaign aimed at young people ... worth beyond doubt. South Wales Fire and Rescue ticked all the boxes: creativity, value for money ...

Alex Hilton: Politicians can fix football crisis

08 Jul 2010 | by Alex Hilton

This tournament has seen Nicolas Sarkozy despatching his sports minister to give the French team a tongue-lashing and Angela Merkel rushing to South Africa to distract from her political woes in Germany. David Cameron has ensured that everyone knows he had his head in his hands during the 4-1 defeat ...

Danny Rogers: PR team manages Triesman affair well

19 May 2010 | by Danny Rogers

, staff, and supporters, at the World Cup in South Africa will be a major factor in whether the globe ...

Danny Rogers: Global PR networks likely to thrive this year

27 Jan 2010 | by Danny Rogers

, as well as in the next wave of emerging nations such as Mexico, South Korea and South Africa. Hence we ...

Paul Richards: Class War Doesn't Convince the Voters

11 Dec 2009 | by Paul Richards

because most uncommitted swing' voters in the south east and marginal seats did not believe it. It did ...

Tara Hamilton-Miller: Cameron should act on mob rule

04 Nov 2009 | by Tara Hamilton-Miller

Why don't the good people of South West Norfolk chuck Truss into the River Wensum? If she sinks, consider her parliamentary candidacy; if she floats, yank her out and burn her. Too extreme? They could ... at it and will continue to be at it for ever. Yes, even you, Mrs South West Norfolk Conservative Association. Where ...

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