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Local elections 2025: Labour v Reform

As voters head to the polls today for local elections across England, both Labour and Reform UK are framing the … More

Reform UK are Tories in disguise

Labour’s 2025 local election strategy of branding Reform UK as “Tories in disguise” appears misguided for 3 reasons. Firstly, the … More

Labour attack Reform UK on NHS: they’ll make you pay

Labour have launched a new NHS-focused attack on Reform UK, fronted by Health Secretary Wes Streeting MP. It positions Nigel … More

Labour’s paid media push promoting Investment Summit benefits

Labour have launched a paid ad campaign following the Investment Summit this week. It attempts to maximise the credit the … More

The Labour Party’s advertising in the 2024 general election

The Labour Party ran a fantastic campaign in the 2024 general election. The overarching narrative made the case that it … More

Labour’s eve of poll push

As the 2024 UK general election looms large, the parties are making their final, fervent appeals to voters on the … More

Gary Neville interviews Keir Starmer for a Labour Party Election Broadcast

The Labour Party have released a party election broadcast featuring former England footballer and broadcaster Gary Neville interviewing Labour leader … More

Two types of election ad: persuasion and conversion

At the most macro level, election campaign advertising falls into two camps: shaping public opinion and mobilising supporters.  There are … More

Rachel Reeves fronts new poster campaign

The Labour Party are using Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves as the hero message carrier in a new poster campaign, what … More

Labour’s persuasion message varies by audience

The two latest Labour Meta ads have different audiences and different messages. The first is aimed at 45-64 year old … More

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