According to the Labour Party website the Labour Party will try to achieve the following if they retain power at the 2010 general election on May 6th: A strong society depends on strong families. That is why we have always made supporting every child and every family our priority, to give them opportunities to get […]

According to the Labour Party website the Labour Party will try to achieve the following if they retain power at the 2010 general election on May 6th: When Britain was hit by the global recession, we faced a choice – we could let the recession run its course, as the Tories had in the 1980s […]

With a hung parliament a serious possibility after the May 6th general election, we could see a coalition government between either the Labour party and the Lib Dems or the Conservative party and the Lib Dems. This throws up the potential of a mixed party government with what would normally be shadow ministers in important […]

No big surprise the general election has been called by Prime Minister Gordon Brown for May 6th 2010. Parliament will dissolve on April 12th 2010. One full month of general election campaigning to look forward to and it looks like they are going to go on the negative based on recent Conservative and Labour campaign […]

During Wednesday’s Prime Ministers Question Time, the opposition leader David Cameron stated he wants Unite Trade Union members to cross the picket lines and go to work and wanted Prime Minister Gordon Brown to make the same statement. Around 90% of the Unite trade union members voted to go on strike if British Airways management […]

To traditional Labour voters and those that care about workers rights and the NHS who have voted Labour in the past and are planning to vote Conservative at the 2010 general election. I don’t think Labour’s done a particularly good job in many areas of government, but they do have their successes as well like […]

Time for a bit of political fun. I’ve persuaded my youngest son (13) who plans to be an artist to create some political cartoons and captions. His first attempt at a political cartoon is below. Political Cartoon Gordon Brown and George Osborne in Daycare He wanted to add his own caption/joke, but I persuaded him […]

This is my first Political Cartoon I made protesting the childish nature of Parliament, I haven’t made any speech bubbles or anything I’d like to leave it up to commenter’s to make their own political captions and political jokes on the matter at hand. Picture by me Caleb law age: 13