Match Fixing

Boundary changes aren’t gerrymandering, but the Tories are still getting an unfair advantage.

Who Watches The Watchmen?

The sad state of press bias

Blinkered

Labour’s membership are skewing the party away from the views of its voters.

Red Star Fading Over Labour

Labour’s leader is at loggerheads with the party because of Europe. Britain’s denial of an effective opposition will continue.

The Definitive Speculative Ramblings on the 2015 General Election

If you’ve been near a television, or a post box lately, it might have aroused your suspicions about an upcoming election.

With all the talk on the news about policies and TV debates, pleas from politicians, and campaign leaflets through letter boxes, it looks like there’s an election in the air

With just 3 months to go before the 2015 General Election, the political landscape can look like a strange, scary place. With politicians left and right making promises and threats about who you should vote for and the dangers of voting for this guy over that guy, with pundits making predictions about who will get the title of Prime Minister in May and what the state of our politics will look like.

Confusing? Worry not. As part of the first blog post on this site, I am endeavouring to take up the small task make the election landscape look a little less confusing.

Welcome to the Definitive Speculative Ramblings of the 2015 General Election.