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By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 30 Aug 2020

Back from a Summer Break.

Boris Johnson faces Tory wrath as party slumps in shock poll screams the Observer headline on my return to the news. Party in despair, senior MP says, as Labour draws … Continue reading Back from a Summer Break.

Categories: PoliticalTags: Johnson, labour, Labour leadership, tories
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 28 Jun 2020

Cummings Plan to Smash up the State ?

I don’t often write about ‘process’ stories as the point of this blog is to understand and connect politics into building a coalition of voters for a Labour government. I … Continue reading Cummings Plan to Smash up the State ?

Categories: PoliticalTags: cummings, labour, tories
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 6 Apr 202026 Jun 2020

A Solid First 48 Hours. That will do for now!

I have a spring back in my step. The first 48 hours of Keir Starmer’s leadership of the Labour Party has gone as well as I could have hoped for given the extraordinary political circumstances which form the backdrop.

Categories: PoliticalTags: labour, Starmer
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 4 Apr 202026 Jun 2020

Is Labour now Back in the Game?

This feels a strange day. In normal circumstances news would be dominated by the announcement of the new Labour leader. Quite rightly the special conference arranged for today was cancelled. So instead I sat at home refreshing my twitter feed like thousands of others across the country.

Categories: PoliticalTags: labour, Labour leadership, Starmer
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 9 Jun 20158 Jun 2015

Lack of Inspiration in Leadership election is worrying me…

I meant to write this post last week and then again at the weekend. I hoped that I would have been inspired by the Labour Leadership election campaign enough to … Continue reading Lack of Inspiration in Leadership election is worrying me…

Categories: UncategorizedTags: andy burnham, jeremy corbyn, labour, liz kendall, mary creagh, yvette cooper
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 3 May 2015

4 Days and Counting…

With just four days to go and most of us thinking about our normal Bank Holiday routines rather than the election it did seem it was another of those non-days … Continue reading 4 Days and Counting…

Categories: UncategorizedTags: GE2015, labour, polls, tory
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 29 Apr 2015

Thinking of Exit Polls Already

There is another week of this election to go. I am not sure how that makes you feel but  I did get the impression from the Tory announcement today that … Continue reading Thinking of Exit Polls Already

Categories: UncategorizedTags: ed miliband, GE2015, labour, russell brand
By Andy Reed OBE Posted on 27 Apr 2015

Vote for the Party or the Person?

As party affiliation or identification has weakened over recent years the question I am asked more frequently is about voting for the individual or the Party. It seems in 2015 … Continue reading Vote for the Party or the Person?

Categories: UncategorizedTags: GE2015, labour, localism, tory

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The perfect temperature for sightseeing around the Dordogne - Beynac qnd Domme qnd a dip on the pool. Best salted caramel ice cream I’ve ever had!
The beautiful château de Beynac - glorious in the sunshine today.
Picnic lunch by the river in Vivonne on the way to the Dordogne. It seems impossible not to find gorgeous little towns and villages along the way!
A lovely day around the Historic Portsmouth Docks and a drink by the Spinnaker before boarding Brittany Ferries.
Our first strawberry for 2022. Shared lovingly between two! And a lot of Greek Yoghurt!
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