<
| Conservative | 34.8 | |||
| Labour | 30.2 | |||
| Lib Dem | 27.9 | |||
A Conservative win on a reduced turnout of 47%
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Email Me!
My Geeky Blog
My Local Conservative Association
My MP
Tory Radio
Conservative Home
Politicalbetting.com
Guido Fawkes
Dave Hill
Dizzy Thinks
Lets be sensible
Prague Tory
Ellee Seymour
The Thunder Dragon
A Neo Jacobin
Birmingham University Conservative Forum
UCL Conservative Society
David Cameron in India
Cllr Iain Lindley’s Diary
The Twenty Somthing blog
London Mayor Watch
This is my blog to explain why I am a member of the UK's Conservative party and my political thoughts.
Labels
- Abuse by females (2)
- Afghanistan (19)
- Africa (3)
- Alzheimer's (3)
- American Elections (10)
- Anti Social Behavior (2)
- Bank of England (10)
- BBC Bias (1)
- betting (1)
- blogging (55)
- BNP (1)
- Boris Johnson (7)
- Broken Promises (2)
- Budget (24)
- By Elections (17)
- Cash for Access (1)
- Cash for Peerages (61)
- Coalitions (2)
- Community Relations (10)
- Conservative Policy (1)
- Conservative Politics (10)
- Constitution Under Threat (13)
- Credit Crunch (2)
- Cure for Cancer (2)
- cuts (2)
- D Day 65th anniversary (3)
- Data loss (1)
- Database State (1)
- David Davis (9)
- Defections (5)
- Defence (12)
- Deficit (1)
- discrimination (1)
- Dodging Responsibility (1)
- Donorgate (23)
- Drugs policy (2)
- Economy (116)
- Education (25)
- Elections (42)
- Europe (9)
- expenses (9)
- Falklands War (3)
- famil (1)
- Family Policy (29)
- Fisking (5)
- Flooding (2)
- Foot and Mouth (20)
- Frank Field (3)
- Freedom of Information (10)
- Gaza (3)
- General Election (28)
- Global Issues (3)
- Global Warming (18)
- Good News (13)
- Gordon Brown (126)
- Government Debt (3)
- Government Spending (2)
- Government Waste (4)
- Governments Incompetence (111)
- Harriet Harman (2)
- Health (12)
- Health and Safety madness (1)
- Home Office Meltdown (8)
- Hostages (17)
- housing (14)
- Human Rights (3)
- Humour (5)
- Hung parliament (2)
- ID cards (10)
- Ignorant Useless MSM (9)
- Immigration (19)
- Infighting (3)
- Inflation (5)
- Iran (39)
- Iraq (29)
- Israel (3)
- Labour (89)
- Labour cuts (4)
- Labour Lies (5)
- Labour Meltdown (23)
- Labour Sleaze (105)
- Labour Spin (14)
- Law (16)
- Law and Order (72)
- Leaks (5)
- Lebanon (4)
- Liberal Democrats (28)
- Liberty (5)
- Local Politics (19)
- London Elections (4)
- Lords Reform (6)
- Madness (3)
- meme's (1)
- Middle East (16)
- Midle East (4)
- Military Overstretch (3)
- MOD (4)
- NHS (37)
- Northern Ireland (2)
- Nuclear (1)
- NUT Watch (3)
- Obituaries (5)
- Party Funding (5)
- Pensions (6)
- petitions (13)
- PFI (3)
- Phone hacking (1)
- PMQ's (12)
- Police State (2)
- Political Correctness (2)
- Political Philosophy (1)
- Polls (55)
- Polonium (7)
- Post Office Closures (1)
- Poverty (4)
- Predictions (9)
- Prisons (6)
- Public Finances (1)
- Public Sector pay (2)
- Quangos (1)
- Racism (3)
- Rape (3)
- Recession (1)
- Respect The Unity Coalition (3)
- Road Pricing (4)
- Rural Affairs (20)
- Russia (1)
- Saudi Arms Deal (6)
- Scientology (1)
- Scotland (1)
- Security (2)
- Sleaze (25)
- Smears (1)
- Speaker (1)
- Swine Flu (2)
- Tax (38)
- Tax Credits (7)
- tax cuts (5)
- Terrorist Attacks (5)
- The Environment (19)
- The Media (2)
- The Pound (8)
- The War on Terror (60)
- Trade (1)
- Transport (2)
- Unemoloyment (3)
- Vacuous Commentariat (1)
- Voting Fraud (5)
- War (3)
- Welfare Reform (3)
- Welsh Politics (1)
- Youth Crime (13)
- Zimbabwe (10)
About Me
- Benedict White
- I was born in march 1968 in a small village in Hertfordshire, just north of London. My father was English (English father Irish mother) and my mother is Welsh. When I was 2 months old the family moved to the Lebanon. I had some very good times there. We left due to the war in a convoy that was miles long and travelled by road from Beirut to Damascus in an 8 hour journey on the 4th of July 1976. Since then i have lived in Croydon then various parts of Mid Sussex where I now live.
links
Blogs I read
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(801)
-
▼
July
(70)
- Ali Miraj needs to learn when to shut up
- Young voters Desert Labour!
- The Need for Discipline
- Brown Bounce in two more polls
- The effect of cutting £50 million from the drug re...
- Yesterday I had been mostly fixing my computer
- Graham Brady needs to learn to shut up
- Flood Defence Budget cut 15% in real terms since 2000
- So what's the story?
- Rumblings in the Conservative party
- Your top 20 political blogs
- Gordon Brown 's bounce continues
- Will Gordon Brown call a snap election? No!
- Is the news border control force just spin and gim...
- The Water Bowsers are empty in Gloucester
- Are the letter writers going to get a kicking?
- Gordon Brown's 4th Prime Ministers Questions
- Brown Bounce continues, but is still not long last...
- MOD admits military overstretch
- Damned if you do, damned if you don't!
- Building on Flood plains
- Flood defence budget cut and cut again!
- Who will rid us of these troublesome letter writers?
- Brown Bounce long lasting?
- Cash for Peerages, A private prosecution?
- Army short of troops and equipment
- IF you can keep your head
- Ealing Southall by-election result Labour hold!
- Sedgefield by-election Result, Labour hold
- Sedgefield by-election prediction
- Cash for Peerages, no charges? Interesting timing?
- Police investigate Ealing Southall Postal Vote leak
- Explosion in Central Manhattan, Building collapsed...
- My Predictions for Ealing Southall
- So what is happening in Sedgefield?
- Boris for Mayor!
- Any one want to donate to Labour?
- Family split as they can't afford to stay together
- Tin Tin in the Congo a best seller!
- Beware of the Baby Snatchers part II
- The dirt on Super Casinos
- The end of Cabinet government?
- The House of Lords, good for something?
- Gordon Brown's second PMQ's
- Scratches head? What about family policy?
- Exclusive to all papers: Keystone Terrorists foil ...
- Conservative campaign in Ealing Southall
- Ealing Southall, Labour to come third or worse!
- Ealing Southall defection shocker!
- Insidious infiltration
- Cash for Peerages, Lord Levy to be charged?
- That Gordon Brown Honeymoon
- Sorry about the lack of posts, I have been busy
- Inland Revenue want to grab your money
- Putting The Al Qaeda threat in perspective
- Bank of England Raises interest rates again to 5.75%
- Gordon Brown at Prime Ministers Questions
- Alan Johnston Free and on his way home!
- The one interesting reform
- Abolishing the Royal Prerogative?
- Nations and Regions: Divide and Rule
- Ed Balls should not be Schools Minister says Labou...
- Loose lips sink ships
- The end of the War on Terror?
- NHS Capital Spending in England cut by a third, bu...
- No more Conservative defections to Labour?
- Beware of the Baby Snatchers and the Secret Courts
- Iran on the brink as the working class blame Mahmo...
- Comment from Hassan Butt, an ex Jihadi extremist
- Observations on the current terror campaign
-
▼
July
(70)
Copyright © 2006-2020 Benedict White All rights reserved
8 comments:
and to think Gordon is about to recriminalise weed. or are you on crack?
Anonymous and your predictions are?
In mine the Tories don't break 20%. On Political Betting. But Labour 35, LD 25, Tory 19 were the headlines as I recall.
Losing deposit and possibly even 5th in Sedgefield
Chris, given that you think someone who spent part of his secondary education rather than all of it was not fit to be a shadow minister for secondary schools, whilst someone entirely privately educated could (Ed Balls) I don't take you all that seriously.
Well, unless you are going to campaign to have Ed Balls removed from his post.
BW - I hope you are right, brave predictions none the less!
Your Sedgefield prediction was very accurate. Why do you think that this prediction was way off the mark. Did you predict too early. Just interested since you seem to have a finger on the pulse.
Colin, in Sedgefield, I got the shares and place of the LD's and Conservatives wrong. What I got right was the Labour share which was not that hard, just looking at the nature of the seat, low turnout of the incumbent party and so on.
I got Ealing and Southall so wrong by reading the runes the wrong way, the fact that it was more in play and harder to tell.
What I did not factor in was the effect of the Tony Lit picture and donation.
To easily overturn a majority of over 11,440 in Southall was only a dream.
Post a Comment