Paul Richards
Paul Richards joined the Labour party in 1986 in Salford. He was chair of the National Organisation of Labour Students from 1990 to 1991 and went on to work for the Labour Party at its headquarters and at the House of Commons. Following Tony Blair's election as Labour leader in 1994, Paul worked on the new Clause IV campaign, and helped to found Progress, the Labour modernisers' magazine. He was Labour parliamentary candidate in Billericay at the 1997 general election and in Lewes at the 2001 general election. He served as chair of the Fabian Society in 2002 to 2003. He is the author of How top Win an Election and Be Your Own Spin Doctor and the editor of Tony Blair In His Own Words. He is married with one son, and lives in south west London. Titles listing | How to Win an Election: The Art of Political Campaigning
Includes: Second Edition - Fully updated and packed with new material 'Before setting out on the campaign trail, all would-be politicians should become familiar with the advice offered here' Political Quarterly
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| 198x129mm | ISBN: 184275100X | 208pp | £12.99 | 06 May 2004 | Find out more |
 | Tony Blair in His Own Words 'I want us to be a young country again. With a common purpose. With ideals we cherish and live up to. Not resting on past glories. Not fighting old battles. Not sitting back, hand on mouth, concealing a yawn of cycnicism...'
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| 216x135mm | ISBN: 1842750895 | 368pp | £14.99 | 04 Apr 2004 | Find out more |
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