Sarah Teather commended by British Muslim Initiative and salaam.co.uk

YouElect is a non-profit and independent British Muslim grassroots initiative aimed at promoting voter registration and political engagement. I’ve just looked up Brent Central where Sarah Teather is the Community Choice Candidate, commended by both the British Muslim Initiative and salaam.co.uk. Dawn Butler and Sachin Rajput are also profiled on the YouElect site.

April 24, 2010 · 1 min · Rob Dyke

News from up Brent North

Is Barry Gardiner standing as an independent? You’d think he doesn’t want to be associated with Labour from the look of his campaign materials. See the full leaflet at The Straight Choice.

April 24, 2010 · 1 min · Rob Dyke

WB Times "Butler told to apologise"

Brent’s Labour Group formal apology for issuing leaflets with defamatory claims about Sarah Teather is on page 4 of the WB Times this week. Willesden and Brent Times, 23 April, 2010

April 23, 2010 · 1 min · Rob Dyke

Local election leaflets online

The Straight Choice election leaflet project is an archive of election leaflets distributed throughout the campaign. This is a helpful thing to be doing as ….. Promises that candidates make in their leaflets can be compared to what they promise to do elsewhere. In the future we can also compare the voting record of MPs with what they promised on the campaign trail. It helps catch parties or candidates who are breaking electoral law - 2 parties have been reported to the authorities based on leaflets uploaded to TheStraightChoice....

April 23, 2010 · 1 min · Rob Dyke

Brent Central - track the candidates

Democracy Club website helps us to hold candidates to account, and stimulate public engagement in the campaigns for local and national elections. Big job… lots of small tasks. The website helps residents to track and contact candidates, create local issue lists and track the responses from candidates. Check out Brent Central, Brent North and Hampstead and Kilburn at the DemocracyClub website and join in.

April 23, 2010 · 1 min · Rob Dyke