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By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 30 Dec 2019

Time for a Fresh Political Start in 2020? What will 2030 look like?

As 2020 is just around the corner it feels appropriate to look back over the last decade and not just 2019. Perhaps because 2019 seems to have so politically exhausting … Continue reading Time for a Fresh Political Start in 2020? What will 2030 look like?

Categories: EU Referendum, Government, jeremy corbyn, Labour, Political
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 22 Sep 201521 Sep 2015

A Week IS a Long Time in Politics

As you may have gathered from my twitter and Facebook I have fortunately been slightly pre occupied over the last week with the Parliamentary Rugby World Cup. Ironically the event … Continue reading A Week IS a Long Time in Politics

Categories: EU Referendum, Government, jeremy corbyn, Labour
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 26 May 201526 May 2015

Leadership Election Veteran – So Seeking YOUR vote..

Until I sat down to write this I hadn’t realised how many Labour Party leadership elections I had been through. Like a lot of things in life I still regard … Continue reading Leadership Election Veteran – So Seeking YOUR vote..

Categories: Government, Labour, Political
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 24 May 201524 May 2015

Parliament Returns – but not for All

In a social media age my timeline this week was filled with new MPs ‘selfie’ photos of them swearing into the new Parliament. Clearly they were ‘official’ selfies from some … Continue reading Parliament Returns – but not for All

Categories: Government, Labour, Political
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 20 May 201520 May 2015

It’s all about the narrative

I have posted on a regular basis my observations about political discourse and the book Don’t Think of an Elephant. Having just read another round of articles in the press … Continue reading It’s all about the narrative

Categories: Government, Labour, Political
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 16 May 201516 May 2015

The Journey to 2020

Like most commentators I was spectacularly wrong about the outcome of the election last week, so it would seem very foolish to start to speculate about the outcome of the … Continue reading The Journey to 2020

Categories: EU Referendum, Government, Labour, Political

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