Keir Starmer's bombproof' manifesto shows Labour is ready for an election
Labour has made a series of U-turns on policy announcements, including a huge cut to green spending plans and no longer intending to abolish the House of Lords.
Keir Starmer is working on creating a bombproof manifesto ahead of a potential election in May, with a focus on fully funding proposals from shadow cabinet members. [ more ]
Count Binface unveils manifesto for London Mayoral election including Thames Water pledge
Count Binface, a satirical political candidate, has unveiled a manifesto for the London Mayoral election with quirky and outlandish policies.
Binface's manifesto includes humorous pledges, such as making Thames Water bosses take a dip in the Thames, renaming London Bridge after actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and banning shops from selling croissants for over 1.10. [ more ]
Susan Hall: Who is the Tory London mayoral candidate planning to recruit more police
Susan Hall, Conservative candidate for London mayor, promises to scrap Ulez expansion, prioritize building affordable homes, recruit more police, and focus on green choices for Londoners. [ more ]
Oxford Road released a manifesto on the value of audio and the need for audio-explicit leadership in brand marketing.
The manifesto includes quotes from brand marketing executives discussing topics such as endorsement advertising, metrics, attribution, and futurism. [ more ]
As manifesto deadline day looms, five questions Keir Starmer must answer
Labour's director of policy, Ravinder Athwal, is responsible for pulling together the party's manifesto, but key questions about policy remain unanswered.
Questions that need to be answered include green spending targets and how much to tax.
Labour leader Keir Starmer's recent speech provided some clarity, but there are still areas of uncertainty. [ more ]