Other UK parties

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Other UK parties

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CPA Posters 10

Summary

Includes:

1930-01 - 'For their sake. Labour for peace.'

1930-02 - 'Live and let live. Labour.'

1930-03 - 'What about me? Labour.'

1930-04 - 'Labour demands for all workers holidays with pay!'

1930-05 - 'Labour demands paid holidays for workers!'

1951-35 - 'Lower prices by voting Liberal.'

1951-36 - 'Stop being pushed around. Vote Liberal.'

1951-37 - 'A Tory Socialist Britain is a split nation.'

1955-34 - 'Labour will build homes to rent. That's a fact!'

1955-46 - 'Things are costing more. That's the Conservatives 'winning through'.'

1955-57 - 'Tough going? Now forward with Labour.' n.d. [1955?].

1964-29 - 'Labour will get things done!'

1964-30 - 'Which twin is the Tory. Only Liberal means progress.'

1966-29 - 'It's your country with Labour.' n.d. [1966].

1966-30 - '75p off food bills every week thanks to food subsidies.* Part of Labour's Social Contract.' n.d. [1966].

1967-18 - 'You are London. Keep London yours with Labour. Thurs April 13. Greater London Council Election.'

1967-19 - '1090 new homes a day with Labour.'

1967-20 - 'Win through with Labour.'

1967-21 - 'Enjoy life in the Labour Party Young Socialists.'

1967-22 - 'Labour acts. A new deal for transport.' n.d. [1967].

1970-15 - 'Their health, their education, their opportunity - when it comes down to it aren't you voting for your children's future as well?'

1970-16a - 'What a life! Show 'em you care!'

1970-16b - 'Show 'em you care!'

1974-17 - 'Labour's government of national unity.'

1974-19 - 'One more heave! Take power, vote Liberal.'

1974-20 - 'You can change the face of Britain. Take power, vote Liberal.'

Date

1930; 1951; 1955; 1964-1967; 1970; 1974

Language

English

Physical extent

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