With the announcement deadline closing yesterday, the new leader of the Conservative Party will be one of six candidates. With the most diverse field of plausible candidates in recent memory, this leadership election will decide the direction of the Conservatives following their landslide defeat. Here’s what to know about the candidates:
With the Vice President securing the majority of delegates going into the DNC next month, Harris will almost certainly face off against Trump in November.
Ahead of SME4Labour’s Summer Reception, Chamber UK sat down with Eman Martin-Vignerte, Director of Government Affairs for BoschUK, to discuss her insights on the relevance
Meeting with European leaders yesterday in the EPC summit in Woodstock, Keir Starmer sought to “reset” the previous government’s policy with Europe and establish a
Today’s king’s speech offered the clearest vision of the Labour Party’s plan for the country so far. The new government articulated a comprehensive plan on
As hundreds of Conservatives lost their seats across the country last Thursday, the idea that the Conservatives “failed to honour the trust that people had
With Reform’s polling briefly overtaking the Conservatives, many political commentators have drawn parallels with the 1993 Canadian election, which saw Canada’s major Conservative political party overtaken by the splinter ‘Reform Party’ in parliament. Will Reform really replace the Conservatives, or will they just split the Conservative vote?
This article also asks: will Labour’s majority be big or just comfortable? What do the bellwether seats mean for the Lib Dems?
Councillor Russell Whiting reflects on the disappointing nature of the leadership debates in the run up to the 2024 General Election.
In response to the Welsh leaders face off in TV debate last Friday, Welsh Conservative Councillor, Chris Reeks, analyses the key policies calling for need for practical solutions and bipartisan cooperation to effectively tackle these pressing issues facing Wales today.
Labour Hull City Councillor Shane McMurray analyzes the recent debate among UK political leaders, highlighting the impact of national policies on local communities like Hull and emphasizing the lack of discussion on local government funding and devolution.
Reflecting upon last night’s 7-party election debate, Hull City Councillor, Mike Ross analyses the repetitive and scripted nature of the participants’ responses, noting the lack of substantial new information. He also comments on the dynamic between party representatives and the implications for the remaining weeks of the election campaign.
As the major parties look for all tools to grow the economy, address inequality and balance the post-Brexit, post-pandemic, green transition (affecting many policy areas, from immigration to online learning and upskilling), increasing attention has been paid to education. With education spanning from nursery to PhDs, Education is an important policy area where political parties are keen to pick up votes: after all, who wouldn’t want the student vote, the parent vote and the industry vote?
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