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Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
Norwich City Council Election - 2008
“Norwich is an English city which lies to east in the Norfolk region. It is the most important city in a region which is mostly rural. Although Norwich has been slated as an old-fashioned and detached city, in recent years, it has come across as one of the most environmentally friendly cities in the UK. It has become a transition town, where it welcomes & experiments new greener ways to live. This is why the Green party have done so well in previous council elections, and this could be their best performance yet. With the fading issue of the Iraq War, this could be a golden chance for the Greens to overtake the Lib Dems in second place. Or could this council be Labour-controlled no more? Also, will the Tory revival have any effect here?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
Norwich City Council Election - 2008 - Enhanced
“Norwich is an English city which lies to east in the Norfolk region. It is the most important city in a region which is mostly rural. Although Norwich has been slated as an old-fashioned and detached city, in recent years, it has come across as one of the most environmentally friendly cities in the UK. It has become a transition town, where it welcomes & experiments new greener ways to live. This is why the Green party have done so well in previous council elections, and this could be their best performance yet. With the fading issue of the Iraq War, this could be a golden chance for the Greens to overtake the Lib Dems in second place. Or could this council be Labour-controlled no more? Also, will the Tory revival have any effect here?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
Liverpool Westminster Election - 1983
“Due to the global economic slowdown and Prime Minister Thatcher’s modernising of industry - closing down the mining idustries - has lead to Liverpool having the highest unemployment rates in the whole of the UK. 12,000 people each year is leaving the city, so population is dwindling. An astonishing 15% of the city land is vacant or derelict. There is also tension over immigrants, leading to The Toxteth riots, over the Government’s inability to do anything about the poverty and rising immigration. Liverpool has become a solid pro-Labour city. The Conservatives currently have 2 seats but are in danger of having no seats here, with the new major boundary changes also playing it’s part. Not to mention the city losing 2 seats, from 8 to 6. The Liberals, now the SDP-Liberal Alliance, hope to maintain their 3 seats. So will it be a Labour whitewash, or has Britain’s victory in the Falklands War saved Thatcher’s blushes?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
Win Favour with Labour - Career 1st Level
“8 aspiring Labour party members feel they might be on the threshold of a major step forward in their political career. A chance has opened up to win over the party’s higher rank of councillors, MP’s, cabinet ministers and even the PM. All 8 are on a shortlist to run as a candidate in one of the many council elections to take place in England, later on this year. The winning participant will be one step closer to a full time career in politics. Explore around the various rooms, including the Boardroom, the Debating Room and the Central Control Desk is the top prize, where all the factors of what makes Labour a competent party of Government(in Gordon Brown’s words). Can you dazzle your fellow members with your attributes and knowledge?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
Win Favour with the Tories - Career 1st Level
“8 aspiring Conservative party members feel they might be on the threshold of a major step forward in their political career. A chance has opened up to win over the party’s higher rank of councillors, MP’s, shadow cabinet ministers and even the leader of the party. All 8 are on a shortlist to run as a candidate in one of the many council elections to take place in England, later on this year. The winning participant will be one step closer to a full time career in politics. Explore around the various rooms, including the Boardroom, the Debating Room and the Central Control Desk is the top prize, where David Cameron is planning his route to power in the next election. Can you dazzle your fellow members with your attributes and knowledge?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
York Council Election - 2007
“In 2003, the Liberal Democrats took control of York Council, booting Labour out of power after 2 decades of rule. However, with controversy over the introduction of evening parking charges and fortnightly bin collections, Labour could tip the balance of power in their favour once again. The city of York lies in the North Yorkshire region of northern England. This is a region the Conservatives usually do well in, but in 2003, they were wiped out as Labour went from strength to strength nationally, and the Lib Dems being voted increasingly, by a more environmentally friendly younger generation of students and rich entrepreneurs. The city boasts a very low unemployment rate, but concerns grow over crime. However, with the Tory revival imminent, how will the Green, Labour & Lib Dems vote shares cope? Can Labour sneak into power?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
United Kingdom - 2005 (more regions)
“Tony Blair’s Labour party seems set to capture 10 Downing Street for a third consecutive term. Will Howard’s Conservatives stun the incumbents, or could the Tories tumble to third-place behind a rising Liberal Democratic party?”
Prime Minister Forever - British
Author: Peter Lucas
Dorset - 2005
“Dorset is for the most part solidly Tory territory, but Poole North and Dorset Mid was captured by the Lib Dems at the last general election and Dorset South is marginally Labour. Can the Tories take these seats for a clean sweep? Or will the Lib Dems take back Christchurch, which they lost 8 years ago?”
Edinburgh Westminster Election - United Kingdom - 1974
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Author: Treasurer of the PC
“4 years after the highs of holding the Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh has woken up to a depressed economy and rising fuel bills. Still a prosperous city reigning in tourists and intellectuals as ever, it has a strong unionist edge over Labour, but it could be lost marginally, if Labour wins the UK-wide election. The wealthy west and south traditionally vote Conservative and the industrial north and east traditionally vote Labour. Will anything change in here or will it remain a 1 seat Tory lead?”
Prime Minister Forever - British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
“Birmingham, the “Second City of the United Kingdom,” has gone through a further new wave of immigration in the 1980s, ranging from Ireland to non-Commonwealth countries like Somalia. This has caused serious unrest in the city, culminating in the Handsworth race riots in 1981 and 1985. With Neil Kinnock’s re-invigorated Labour, will the people of Birmingham reject Thatcher’s hopes for a third term?”