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Category: UK General Election 2010

The Tories and their gap yah’s

When two viral phenomenona collide…

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Conservative poster – Welcome to Manchester

The Conservative Party have released a hilarious new poster in advance of tonight’s leaders debate, referencing the infamous Carlos Tevez … More

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Eddie Izzard features in new Labour Party Election Broadcast

Eddie Izzard features in the Labour Party’s new election broadcast.  Comment to follow, but the trailer is soooo much better … More

If you’re there for him, he won’t be there for you

I’m not sure whether it’s because I’ve been awake for 36 hours on a pitch, but I find the headline in … More

cameron, if you're there for him, labour poster

Green Party Posters

The Green Party have released some posters to support the personalised party election broadcast that they released earlier in the … More

green party, iphone, posters, strategy

UKIP’s new poster vandalised

The new UKIP poster about immigration has come under some fairly severe criticism.  Many online commentators have labelled it racist, whilst … More

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Labour Party Manifesto Video

The Labour Party have released some animated videos to accompany their manifesto.  They’re very cute and convey the policy messages … More

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Green Party Election Broadcast 2010

The Green Party have created a nice animation for their party election broadcast.   The aim of the piece is to … More

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Labour Party Election Broadcast 2010 – The Road Ahead

Very good.  A nice narrative, set in a stunning location.  Not too heavy on policy, but enough evidence to back … More

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Leaflets causing scandal

 A week into the short campaign and no doubt almost every house in Britain will have had a few pieces … More

cancer, labour cuts, leaflets, machete

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