Cameron’s virtuous U-turns The Institute of Government blog has an interesting post on the value of insubordination.
Council houses, or homes? Since I’ve moved to London I’ve had five main addresses, not including a couple of stints ‘between homes’. Continue Reading →
Big Society – it’s already there, we just need more The Prime Minister got the headlines yesterday for his ‘launch’ of the Big Society. Continue Reading →
Nick Clegg can take heart from Gordon Brown The council goes into a mini-hibernation during party conference season, partly because so many councillors attend their conferences. Continue Reading →
Whose shirt is the hairiest? I’m still not sure what to make of David Cameron’s speech on cutting the cost of politics yesterday. Continue Reading →
Another lesson for Cameron from Wandsworth I mentioned Wandsworth’s great results in the Audit Commission’s place survey in a post last week. Continue Reading →
Confessions of a Conservative canvasser: Part II Yesterday I highlighted some of the things canvassing is not. Continue Reading →
Latest Battersea ‘In Touch’ We are currently in the process of distributing the latest issue of ‘In Touch’, our consitutency wide paper. Continue Reading →
