Peter Fortune
Peter is blogging about his bid to become an MP at the 2015 general election.
Peter is blogging about his bid to become an MP at the 2015 general election.
Latest articles from Peter Fortune
Peter Fortune's Ramblings: A Christmas letter (of sorts)
Would you indulge me? I do enjoy writing to you about my adventures but today I’d like to send a letter.
Peter Fortune's Ramblings: Out of office hours
It wasn’t that I didn’t want to do it. Quite the opposite in fact.
Peter Fortune's Ramblings: A day in the life of a 'gym badger'
Did I mention I’d been to the gym today?
Peter Fortune column: I survived Dry January but do I now return to being 'normal'?
He’s a businessman, a councillor – and now a News Shopper columnist. Welcome to Peter Fortune’s Occasional Column of Ramblings (Disclaimer - All ramblings are ill-thought through, likely to change and have tongue firmly placed in the buccal pouch).
Jonathan Maitland's Dead Sheep comes to the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
A female Prime Minister in number 10? A Government divided over Europe? Close political friends knifing each other? That’s right, it must be the early ninties.
Road to Parliament blog: Interesting, honest and polite - hustings are a far cry from TV debates
So, it has begun. After years of preparation, planning, campaigning and fundraising the starting pistol has finally been fired on the General Election 2015.
Road to Parliament blog: Regrets? I've had just one so far
Every campaign team has its core officers. During a general election the candidate’s campaign is supported by this team which includes a constituency chairman, a couple of deputy chairman with either a political or membership function and an election agent who, along with the candidate, carries much of the legal responsibility for the campaign.
Road to Parliament: Trust me (I'm a politician) when I say I really do love meeting voters
I am absolutely drenched but it has been worth it. I’ve spent the last few hours ‘canvassing’ and, as ever, thoroughly enjoyed every minute.
Road to Parliament blog: What's the best way to communicate with public?
Friends, neighbours, south Londoners - lend me your ears.