The Indie takes a stand to prove its impartiality

The Independent has been going out of its way to promote itself as the political newspaper during the party conference season and has continued to do so despite attempts by Conservative Central Office to put a spanner in the PR works at this week’s party conference in Blackpool.

by ANDREW HOLT

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