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Diary: Piece of Cake

27 Oct 2006

rounds of applause - apart from David Cameron. Vine's revelation that the Tory leader had been named ...

Opinion: Olympic backlash won't be long in coming

15 Jul 2005 | by Charlie Whelan, charlie.whelan@haynet.com

much about the Mail, because at least the man in overall charge of the Olympics - Coe - is a Tory. ...

The IPR PRide Awards 2004/5: East Anglia

03 Dec 2004

); Melanie Gardner, University of Cambridge (Finalist); Tori Stokes, Band Brown Communications (Finalist ...

Ken Livingstone to address the IPR Greater London Group

11 Jan 2002

of foes by speaking at a fringe meeting at the Tory party conference last October. He is now set to be a ...

OPINION: War talk dominates Labour conference

05 Oct 2001 | by CHARLIE WHELAN

the conference over the weekend. The Tories don't even start until the Monday morning. The fact ... - at the weekend. The Tories, of course, would rather cancel their conference altogether and I still won ... . The most ridiculous was David Blunkett's call for compulsory ID cards. Even the Tories thought ID cards ...

LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE DIARY 2001

05 Oct 2001 | by JOE LEPPER

of electioneering. 'The Tory legacy had been forgotten - it was Labour's duty to remind people of Tory failures,' McGuinness said. 'The Tories hadn't done enough penance, they are dangerous ...

OPINION: News Analysis - Stage-managed events undone by reality check. Set-piece events play a role in election campaigning, but parties should not take success for granted, says Gidon Freeman

25 May 2001 | by GIDON FREEMAN

. The Tories seized the initiative by launching their manifesto first. They set the agenda for much ... of a vision of the future, the Tories were earning plaudits for controlling the issues debated ... for the Tories by the weekend. One former Tory PRO says: 'If they can't gain momentum with a four-day head ...

BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Pressure mounts to name the election date

23 Mar 2001 | by GIDON FREEMAN

in calculations,' an insider said. The Tories are in an odd position, since any chance of election success ...

FOCUS: UK LOBBYING - Your conference call. How relevant are party conferences in today's public affairs arena and can companies afford to function without them? Gidon Freeman reports

27 Oct 2000 | by GIDON FREEMAN

by Labour but more recently by the Tories as well, offer great value for money as well as being an effective ... to pass up the Tory and Liberal Democrat conferences this year: No one can predict the outcome ... the Tories to pounds 100 million under the new government. Conference was not the sole driver ...

OPINION: Labour’s conference gaffes give Tories hope

15 Oct 1999 | by BERNARD INGHAM

, phlegmatic Yorkshireman will be put off by critics. The Tories are back in business. What is more ... the Tories the next election. To start with, they have to show they have really rediscovered their political purpose - to oppose. But it does mean the scales in British politics are tilting the Tory way ...

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