Down to Brighton, up to Manchester
FLASHBACK post, but I’ve been busy and conference season was an intriguing couple of weeks which shouldn’t go unrecorded. Intriguing because both in Brighton and [READ ON]
Articles by Richard Osley
Bucknell v Moggmentum
JONNY Bucknell again, who by the way is still saying out loud that he’s only ’51 percent Conservative (and 49 percent Labour)’ despite being at the [READ ON]
Top photobombing!
AS Laura Kuenssberg gave us a spin of the Conservative conference centre in Manchester last night, who should be lurking in the background? It’s Gio Spinella asking [READ ON]
Captain Abdul beaten by CNJ
ABDUL Hai has been briefly whispered about as a future leader of the council in the past, although living in south London and working for a major developer makes that [READ ON]
Ayesha Hazarika: I’m sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry… but we need to move on
MEMBERS and delegates here in Brighton will tell you they are all here in the spirit of unity to talk about the apparent one last heave needed to get Labour back into power. [READ ON]
Cinema and football for Sir Keir before Brexit speech
KEIR Starmer is due on the conference stage in Brighton very soon for his big EU speech with delegates warned that they should get there early if they want to witness the [READ ON]
Jonny and the angle-grinder
JUST before we get stuck into what’s going on at the Labour Party conference, let’s wind back a week for another reminder as to why Jonny Bucknell – the [READ ON]
Georgie Robertson selected in King’s Cross
YOU can bet everything you own and more on Labour holding its three seats in King’s Cross at next May’s council elections, so last night’s selection [READ ON]
Rebellion over Labour selections halted… by a handful of votes
SO where are we with Labour’s arduous attempts to construct its council elections team? Last Thursday, Roger Robinson, Paul Tomlinson and Samata Khatoon were [READ ON]
Labour open candidate selection process to women
THE debate rumbles on inside Camden’s Labour as to how far the net was really cast to find suitable candidates to stand at next year’s council elections. A sore [READ ON]
