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Measurable Milestones – Activist Perspectives

Measurable Milestones – Activist Perspectives

David Gordon Young, a law student and Labour Party activist attended Keir Starmer’s ‘Measurable Milestones’ speech.

17 Dec, 2024 Guest Blogs, NewsLeave a Comment on Measurable Milestones – Activist Perspectives
Visit to the Houses of Parliament

Visit to the Houses of Parliament

PhD student Thomas Knight shares his thoughts on the recent visit to Parliament, where current students had the chance to talk to graduates who work there..

09 Dec, 202409 Jan, 2025 Alumni, News, StudentsLeave a Comment on Visit to the Houses of Parliament
Safe seats have ceased to exist

Safe seats have ceased to exist

Thahmina Begum Thaniya reflects on what the election results tell us about the state of the nation.

08 Jul, 202408 Jul, 2024 uncategorised1 Comment on Safe seats have ceased to exist
Labour’s Victory: Ruthless Caution, Strategic Ambiguity, and the Spectre of the Far Right

Labour’s Victory: Ruthless Caution, Strategic Ambiguity, and the Spectre of the Far Right

Dr Demetris Tillyris offers his reflections on Labour’s victory.

08 Jul, 202408 Jul, 2024 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on Labour’s Victory: Ruthless Caution, Strategic Ambiguity, and the Spectre of the Far Right
General Election 2024 – First Thoughts

General Election 2024 – First Thoughts

The politics team offers its – admittedly sleep deprived – first thoughts on what the election results mean.

05 Jul, 202405 Jul, 2024 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on General Election 2024 – First Thoughts
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am…

Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am…

Professor David Bates’ offer his first thoughts of what the results of the 2024 election mean.

05 Jul, 202405 Jul, 2024 Commentary, NewsLeave a Comment on Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am…
‘It was amazing to see everyone getting involved and having a good time’: Spires Academy students report on their experience of our General Election Hustings!

‘It was amazing to see everyone getting involved and having a good time’: Spires Academy students report on their experience of our General Election Hustings!

On 19 July, we were proud and privileged to host 80 students from Canterbury schools at a pre-Hustings Schools Workshop.  In this blog, Year 10 students from the Student Leadership […]

28 Jun, 202428 Jun, 2024 Commentary, Events, NewsLeave a Comment on ‘It was amazing to see everyone getting involved and having a good time’: Spires Academy students report on their experience of our General Election Hustings!
Student Trip to Parliament December 2023

Student Trip to Parliament December 2023

On Friday 1 December a group of Politics and Law students visited the Houses of Parliament.  Travelling by coach on a snowy day, the buildings looked stunning on the outside […]

18 Dec, 202310 Oct, 2024 Events, News, Students, TeachingLeave a Comment on Student Trip to Parliament December 2023
Why Labour may not get a workable overall majority in the next election

Why Labour may not get a workable overall majority in the next election

Dr Chris Stevens crunches the numbers and argues Labour’s route to power may not be as easy as it looks…

13 Feb, 202331 Aug, 2023 CommentaryLeave a Comment on Why Labour may not get a workable overall majority in the next election

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