Gill - you're right, no one part can have all the answers. The only way I think it can be approached is by evaluating the particular party's underpinning values and principles - a sort of macro, overarching approach. The other way I suppose is hat you can decide what areas of policy matter most to you and see which party most closely matches your views on those areas. As I've said before, I gave up on manifestos a long time ago. And I could never vote for a candidate just because he put a lot of effort into his/ her campaign - it's what they do afterwards that matters
Aricle on what it's like to work as professional psychic witch
Cash, should we have some on us?
What job would you do now, if you had the choice? (Light hearted)



He is a candidate for Perry Barr which is not so pleasant.
