Time for Change – Moving on Leicester’s Political Old Guard
The fact that Leicester has gone back into a second lockdown is highly symbolic, and highlights the need to renew the way politics is done […]
Politics
After Covid19 Our Universities Have to Change
Many long-standing colleagues of mine, like myself, jumped at the chance to leave their employment at UK universities. A number of long-running factors influenced these […]
Countering News Bias – Can Labour Become a Network of Trusted Community Stories?
One of the lasting impressions of the 2019 General Election is the extent to which news organisations have been biased against the Labour Party and […]
Gloomy December Morning – The Present I Didn’t Want
I’ll be honest, this is not one of the best mornings to be waking up and looking at the news. The Conservatives have trounced Labour […]
Keep on Squeezing or Think About Investing
Elections are, or should be, the culmination of a period of reflection and consideration about how we might do things differently in the future. This […]
Why I am Voting Labour on 12th December
I live in the Leicester West constituency, with Liz Kendall as my MP. Leicester is a one-party state, with very little organised opposition that is […]