UK General Election 2010

The Queen’s attempt to dip her paws in the taxpayers pocket, but is denied by Chancellor George Osborne. In Chancellor George Osborne’s Emergency Budget 2010 he refuses to give the queen a pay rise of £7.9 million, it is quite a no-brainer that if the country is in recession and money is tight you don’t […]

Once you start you just can’t stop (Blaming Labour) I noticed a trend with Chancellor George Osborne’s Speech, he seemed to say the phrase “a debt left behind by the previous government” basically Gordon Brown’s supposed debt. Talk about kicking a man when he’s down, labour has lost but the Tories just insist on jabbing […]

Old Budget Box – New Chancellor George Osborne poses before the media camera with the old budget box before it takes it’s last trip to the archives of the cabinet war-rooms. George Osborne or Chancellor has stood outside of no.10 before making his speech to the public about the cuts. He will outline what services […]

The Inner Thatcher Rears it’s Ugly Head – Dawn of the Two Year Waiting Lists. The latest stain on the Coalition Government’s spotless record has emerged as it’s been announced they are abolishing the targets to see a GP (General Practitioner) within 48 hours, and the target to see a Doctor within 4-hours of being […]

Diane Abbott a Labour candidate for Hackney North and Stoke Newington has got her name etched on the ballot papers for the Labour Party Leadership 2010, a surge in support was closely after the acting Labour leader/former deputy Harriet Harman announced her support for Diane Abbott the only female MP candidate for the Labour leadership. […]

A Policy we didn’t see in action by labour was the extension of free school meals, this plan now shelved by the Tories it was going to pilot in September and was going to improve the lives of 500,000 school children and their families. Anyway the Conservatives don’t care about poor people they back the […]

David William Donald Cameron (I’ll stick With Prime Minister) has stressed the difficult decision of the spending cuts on the 22nd June, the PM and leader of the Conservative party spoke at a book store/library place to talk about something other than… erm books, he told us all about the difficulty he’s under to sweep […]

The Labour Party won the 2005 UK general election with 35.3% of the popular British vote. The Conservative Party was just a few points behind with points behind at 32.3% of the popular vote, but because of the first past the post voting system, the Labour Party had a significant majority with 356 parliamentary seats […]