Politics in crisis: the role of the polls
Polls are taking on a life of their own. It isn’t their fault.
Quirky, inclusive, positive: The New Day
A surprisingly fresh read
Sorry, your Majesty. Crossrail should be named the Johnson line
Crossrail needs a new muse. Step forward Mr Johnson. Not that Mr Johnson.
Hardworking may be the hardest word
Take a trip to the centre of Manchester between now and Wednesday and you may be greeted with this sight: That’s right. A hotel saying it’s for the hardworking – … Continue reading
10 thoughts on Ed Miliband’s speech to the Labour conference
It’s time to ditch the ‘speaking without notes’ gimmick. Last year, it was fresh and unexpected. This year, I’m not sure that the hours of practice couldn’t have been better … Continue reading
What should we call Crossrail?
Sunday’s Telegraph contained an article by the Mayor of London claiming credit for Crossrail (if I remember correctly, funding was secured in 2007, before his term of office began) and … Continue reading
How London’s underground lines were named
London’s tube lines are unusual – they have names. Not for Londoners the relative humdrum of ‘line 4’ or ‘the red line’ (though our lines have colours too). But a … Continue reading
Everton go motto potty! How not to change your logo
The protests lasted four days before the self-styled ‘People’s Club’ gave in. In years to come, the 2013/2014 Everton Football Club badge will be remembered for the hamfistedness of its … Continue reading
New Crystal Palace FC badge scores with the fans
A masterclass in stakeholder management Crystal Palace have unveiled their new badge. The Championship side will introduce the new design with effect from the 2013/2014 season (by which point it … Continue reading
Margaret Thatcher vs British Airways: a tale of tailfin trauma
The final instalment of our Margaret Thatcher trilogy focuses on brand. Every brand is owned by its customers. This makes life hard for brand managers, but the challenge is most … Continue reading
