This makes the mistake of assuming the electorate of 2024 is that of 2016. The electorate *now* wouldn't vote again for Brexit. Polls predict 'remain' would win by a landslide and even rejoin would s… (View Post)

I think, ironically, given the fact Bragg's taking flak, the left's less divided on this than it has been in quite a while, because the GC feminist side has fairly comprehensively won the argument. I… (View Post)

1992 was a genuine touch and go election where almost every part of the electorate was highly motivated. Labour voters to kick out the Tories and put an end to Thatcherism. Tories to stop the sociali… (View Post)

Yes that thread kind of makes sense. Private franchising provided some early wins as it brought in investment/new ideas - but ran out of steam once you'd made those and had little incentive to invest… (View Post)

Ultimately, the only way to seriously improve things is to seriously upgrade the network. What it may help them do if get things right is find efficiencies in the places where operators weren't that … (View Post)