It's about politics in Medway
It is said that elections are won on the doorstep, and that may well be true. Being armchair activists, it’s difficult to check up on that.
Twitter and blogs however are part of our social media present and future, and if the election was decided there, how would each of the wards be looking?
For the final iFAQ of the year, we decided to ask all 55 councillors three simple questions. In the festive spirit, we kept these questions fairly straightforward and on a positive note as we move into a new year.
Readers, a grand total of three councillors replied. As such, we now present those answers in full. They probably aren’t the three you expect either.
Continue reading “iFAQ: Something positive for 2019”
Just time for a quick roundup of what was, unsurprisingly, a quiet week in Medway politics.
Continue reading “Christmas Week in Medway Politics, 30 Dec”
Parliament isn’t currently sitting and we need to fill this slot somehow, so let’s take a look at what each MP has been up to over the past year!
Continue reading “2018 in Westminster”It is said that elections are won on the doorstep, and that may well be true. Being armchair activists, it’s difficult to check up on that.
Twitter and blogs however are part of our social media present and future, and if the election was decided there, how would each of the wards be looking?
Just time for a quick roundup of the week in Medway politics..
It is said that elections are won on the doorstep, and that may well be true. Being armchair activists, it’s difficult to check up on that.
Twitter and blogs however are part of our social media present and future, and if the election was decided there, how would each of the wards be looking?
Time again for our round-up of the week. What we said, what others said and most importantly, a bumper edition of what Rehman did in ‘Rehman about Town.’