Monthly Archives: May 2025

1st	A future written by Generative AI looks miserable (5) by Nick Baird
	Risk, Strategy and Reform UK (8) by Gordon Lishman
	Ed Davey: Lib Dems on course for best ever winning streak with big gains in former Conservative heartlands (0) by Caron Lindsay
	My predictions for the local elections (2) by Jim Coupland
2nd	So what can we expect today? (43) by Mary Reid
	Update on election results (2) by Mary Reid
	Good… but still a long way to go (12) by Jim Coupland
3rd	Some thoughts on the brilliant Lib Dem results in the local elections (24) by Caron Lindsay
	Observations of an Expat:100 Days (3) by Tom Arms
4th	Tom Arms’ World Review (3) by Tom Arms
	Ed: Lib Dems on track to overtake the Conservatives at the next General Election (12) by Caron Lindsay
	True Blue Shropshire is now an Orange County – but Reform is lurking (1) by Andy Boddington
	Beating Reform will require a new economic settlement for the working class (68) by Tom Reeve
6th	Reform UK: Setting up themselves and their constituents for failure (7) by Samuel Jackson
7th	Planning reform must empower communities – not sideline them (3) by Victor Chamberlain
	Congratulations to Layla and Rosy on the birth of their baby (3) by Caron Lindsay
	National Insurance exemption in UK-India deal is a gift to populism (16) by Mo Waqas
	The success of Reform in recent elections should be a wake-up call (9) by Pia Corbishley
	7 May 2025 – today’s press releases (part 1) (5) by Mark Valladares
	7 May 2025 – today’s press releases (part 2) (0) by Mark Valladares
8th	VE Day: “British leadership” a “force for good” – 80 years ago and today (1) by The Voice
	How do we deal with Reform? (9) by David Vigar
	Electoral Reform must be a priority now (2) by Mark Corner
	Maiden speech – Lord (Shaffaq) Mohammed (0) by Mark Valladares
9th	8 May 2025 – today’s press releases (2) by Mark Valladares
	When will we impose sanctions on Israel ? (0) by Andy Daer