It’s not unusual for parties to put up posters in by-elections, far from it. But Labour don’t seem to have fully thought through their choice of one poster location in the Bradford West by-election.
One of the issues coming up in the campaign is Labour’s neglect of the town centre. So where has Labour put up one of its posters? On a run-down building just outside the town centre, neatly not only drawing more attention to the building but also associating Labour with it. Why, thank you Labour poster team.
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* Mark Pack is Party President and is the editor of Liberal Democrat Newswire.
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7 Comments
If that’s the building I think it is, it’s not exactly in the city centre.
It *is* however next to the football ground
Who cares? Seriously, lets see an article from Mark Pack on regional pay, the NHS or anything important? go on I dare you.
Billy: Odd to demand I write a piece on “anything important” when in the last week I’ve also done blog posts on the Budget, plans for economic growth and employee rights amongst other matters. I believe they count as “important” 🙂
Alisdair: Fair point; next to the centre is a better description. Will update.
Did you take the picture yourself?
Mark ack….. next to the centre is a better description….
Perhaps ‘over half a mile from the city centre’ might be even better
You are obviously unappreciative of irony, Mark.
Ha! A building known to many round those parts as a former nightclub once owned by a well-known *Conservative* councillor.