Martin McGrath
Welcome to my website. I intend to use this space to hold forth on things like politics, books, technology, films and anything else that interests or irritates me.
You can also use this site to see examples of some of the work I've done as journalist, writer and designer. I'm available for freelance work and my rates are competitive and negotiable for good causes.
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Tag Archives: 2016
IT’S ALL JUST A CASE OF (LABOUR’S) HISTORY REPEATING
This is why Miliband prized unity in 2010. Hoped to break post-defeat cycle. Split merely deferred. — George Eaton (@georgeeaton) July 31, 2016 George Eaton’s Tweets (above) made me think about the pattern of Labour history and how the … Continue reading
THE POINTLESSNESS OF COMRADE CORBYN
So, today, Jeremy Corbyn launched his leadership campaign. It was the opportunity for him to make the case that he was the genuine radical that his supporters have been claiming. To put his case that “Corbynism” was the revolutionary (perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged 2016, Corbyn, Labour, Labour Party, Leadership, Owen Smith, Politics
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WHO WILL REPRESENT THE FORTY-EIGHT PERCENT?
THERE IS LIKELY TO BE A GENERAL ELECTION BEFORE THE TURN OF THE YEAR AND IT IS ALREADY CLEAR THAT THE THREE MOST POPULAR POLITICAL PARTIES – LABOUR, TORY AND UKIP – WILL BE PUTTING FORWARD POLICIES THAT ACCEPT THE … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Politics
Tagged 2016, 2016 General Election, EU, Europe, Labour, Labour Party, Politics, referendum
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