Jeremy Corbyn’s victory has all the makings of an iconic moment in labour party history. Securing 59.5% of the vote in the
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Written by Alex Mulchrone Thursday’s election made the headlines for many reasons. Labour’s abject failure dominated; after a promising campaign, they returned
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Written by Theodore Knott It is common in the wake of a crushing defeat to try and find an excuse, however implausible,
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Polling is a difficult art. It takes a lot of people, a lot of calculations and a lot of experience to get
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As the five main challengers for Government clashed in London last night, the University of Bath held an equally definitive debate as
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Over a quarter of University of Bath students are set to vote for the Green Party at this year’s general election, according
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It is the most wonderful time of the political cycle – the General Election. With little over three months until the election
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Last month the Labour MP Emily Thornberry made a terrible blunder in showing her contempt for the “common man.” In the run
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Over the last month, the University of Bath has seen an influx of political apathy from all corners of the University: student
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On the cover of the last issue of bathimpact, Don Foster – the MP for Bath – told us that he “did
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