DAVID Cameron's 'Broken Britain' catchphrase appears to have caught on, as Hammersmith candidate Shaun Bailey has taken to using the campaign slogan at every opportunity.Read
As the general election looms and the redrawing of constituency boundaries nears, MPs on both sides of the political divide in central London have been accusing each other of abusing their power, reports DAN HODGESRead
A SEETHING residents' association angry that councillors granted a controversial development at 282 Goldhawk Road is hitting back with the launch of a poster campaign aimed at election canvassers.Read
With the general and local elections creeping ever nearer, party members of all sides have already kicked off the voting by choosing their candidates. DAN HODGES catches up on the latest manoeuvresRead
BUSINESS Secretary Lord Mandelson dropped into a restaurant in Hammersmith to help bolster the general election war chest of Shepherd's Bush MP Andy Slaughter.Read
HAMMERSMITH: Tory leader David Cameron's recent appearance in Hammersmith took place under a veil of secrecy, as Conservative organisers tried to stop the event being hijacked by campaigners angry over their party's housing plans.Read
With talk of a General Election in May, residents are likely to be doorstepped by candidates of every political persuasion, and the Chronicle will endeavour to raise the right questions with them in the run-up to the voting. Read
ANYONE who has slid and struggled their way through the icy streets of Hammersmith and Fulham over the last week might well agree with the feelings expressed by the council’s own resident services leader, Paul Bristow.Read
With general and local elections looming, the first half of this year promises a lively political battle – and Hammersmith and Fulham is on the front line. Read
DAVID Cameron fired the starting gun to elections in Hammersmith and Fulham this week speaking of his 'pride' in the local council and blaming opposition 'propaganda' for mounting anger at the Town Hall's proposals to redevelop several estates.Read
