Labour’s fortunes seem to be changing positively. In Scotland and London, the party seems reinvigorated – as reinvigorated as Marine Le Pen’s once ailing presidential campaign.
An electoral experiment ended in failure. Was Viktor Orbán’s victory due to baked-in bias towards his government and party, or the result of a coalition brought together by poor judgement?
Hartlepool, hard-left divisions, and a handful of think tanks are just a few characterisations of Keir Starmer’s two year tenure as Labour leader. Has he made his mark on the party and public? Or is he an electoral liability?
Ukrainian shelling, Spring Statements, and Scottish polling – but not the drastic change you may expect… yet.
Google offers a generous 10K grant for eligible organisations to spend on advertising, but there are certain steps that you should follow to ensure that you can retain it.
Is Boris back on the up? The embattled Prime Minister may be turning a tide with his response to the crisis in Ukraine. Take a read of this week’s poll watch to understand why the teflon politician is bouncing back.
College Green Group blog Share on twitter Share on linkedin In a week dominated by the war in Ukraine, focus on polls has dwindled. 33-34%
Some reports in the international press have touched on the success of CHEGA, a nationalist party, but less has been written about the IL, its ideas, and its recipe for success.
Veganuary 2022 has ended and the ‘meat-free’ industry is rapidly growing – yet there is rising backlash from the farming unions about this turn of phrase. Can the Government do more to encourage farmers to join the plant-based industry?
A central part of the Conservative Party candidate assessment is the competency-based interview. But just what is this and why does it form such an important part of the process of becoming a Conservative MP?
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