Leafletwatch: The local-national-local elections
THE Conservatives are sick of being told that their internal differences of opinion on Brexit could be a damaging factor in Camden’s council elections – now less [READ ON]
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Leafletwatch: Lib Dem graph-makers claim Corbyn can be unseated
HERE’S a corker for leafletwatch as Liberal Democrat candidate Keith Angus tells voters that only he “can beat Jeremy Corbyn” in the Labour stronghold of [READ ON]
Leafletwatch: Corbyn or Smith?
THIS one is not quite a leafletwatch contender, but times have changed and this blog’s occasional leafletwatch feature may soon have to become emailwatch as print more [READ ON]
Leafletwatch: The Liberal Democrats make it personal
AT every recent full council meeting, Conservative councillor Jonny Bucknell has been jeered from the Labour side as he stands up at the start, when members are asked to make [READ ON]
Leafletwatch: Let’s crop it there
With Angela Pober's claims that Labour campaigned to save a library not in danger of closing, there is a certain amount of she says one thing, and the party says another: Not that you'd know it's up for debate from the latest Conservative bulletin in West Hampstead. [READ ON]
Seduced by Sudoku: The political leaflets which come with prize puzzles
TO Barnet, where Conservative MP Mike Freer will be mindful of the threat from Kentish Town lawyer Sarah Sackman, the Labour challenger in Finchley and Golders Green at next [READ ON]
Richard Osley 