The Conservatives: Right Wing, Right Way to Vote!
In this article, Brandon Ashford urges for a Conservative government in 2015. to continue the plans begun by the coalition.
Tag Archives: UKIP
Farage to attend rehab for alcohol issues
Many Ukip supporters raised concerns about his drinking levels after noticing he was holding a pint in virtually every photo taken of him.
‘That which we are, we are’: what is Britishness?
Jack Agnew argues that we should reclaim what it means to be British if we want to halt the advance of UKIP.
UKIP ‘delighted’ with EU’s demand for extra £1.7bn
UKIP representatives have spent the week toasting the EU’s decision to ask the UK to pay an extra £1.7 billion.
MPs consider switching to fruitcakes in House of Commons cafe
A House of Commons café is ordering more fruitcakes after more MPs start eyeing up the lunchtime treat.
Will UKIP achieve a breakthrough in 2015?
In this article, George Ward questions what drives people to vote Ukip in the North East, and wonders what their prospects are in 2015.
The UKIP Nightmare: as bad as it seems?
With UKIP taking the grand prize in the European elections, Gregory Pichorowycz asks what the prospects are for the Labour party.
Voting Labour hurts; it shouldn’t
“But here’s the thing; however much some believe that tribal politics is dead, it’s not, and Labour are my tribe…” Christy Mc Morrow laments the national state of Labour.
Introduction to Issue 6 and the new website
A lot has changed for Canvas recently. Firstly, we have elected a new committee, whom you can learn about right here. The committee is as bright as Canvas as ever had, and I can say that as editor-in-chief I look forward to what they bring
We should pity Nigel Farage – he is fighting a hard battle against UKIP’s shortcomings
Alex Lumsden analyses UKIP’s woes and what Nigel Farage can reasonably expect come the general election.