Pocket Politics
PUB 309
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Pocket Politics
Shelfmark
PUB 309
Summary
Comprises the following:-
1952:-
No. 1: Feb 1952.
No. 2: Mar 1952.
No. 3: Apr 1952.
No. 4: May 1952.
No. 5: Jun 1952.
No. 6: Jul 1952.
No. 7: Aug 1952.
No. 8: Sep 1952.
No. 9: Oct 1952.
No. 10: Nov 1952.
No. 11: Dec 1952.
1953:-
No. 1: Jan 1953.
No. 2: Feb 1953.
No. 3: Mar 1953.
No. 4: Apr 1953.
No. 5: May 1953.
No. 6: Jun 1953.
No. 7: Jul/Aug 1953.
No. 8: Sep 1953: Foreign Affairs.
No. 9: Oct 1953: Production: Key to the cost of living.
No. 10: Nov 1953: The Party Reports.
No. 11: Dec 1953: Spotlight on Rents.
1954:-
No. 1: Jan 1954: Foreign Affairs.
No. 2: Feb 1954: Spotlight on Suez.
No. 3: Mar 1954: Cost of Living.
No. 4: Apr 1954: 1/2-time [i.e, 2.5 years in office].
No. 5: May 1954: Three Budgets.
No. 6: Jun 1954: "Good-bye-ee!" Ration Book.
No. 7: Jul/Aug 1954: Defence of the Free World.
No. 8: Sep 1954: Blue Print for a Changing World.
No. 9: Oct 1954: 3 Years: The record of the Conservative Government.
No. 10: Nov 1954: Pocket Politics Examines two Conferences and Finds: On the Right, Unity, On the Left, ???
No. 11: Dec 1954: Standard of Living.
Unnumbered [ND]: Rents: A special study issued by Pocket Politics.
1955:-
No. 1: Jan 1955: Schools - Bigger and Better.
No. 2: Feb 1955: Labour's New Policy: Shopping orders to the housewife.
No. 3: Mar 1955: Do You Know?.
No. 4: Apr 1955: The Only Way...to Conservative Victory at the Local Elections....
No. 5: May 1955: The Way Ahead.
No. 6: Jun 1955: The Party of Youth and the Future.
No. 7: Oct 1955: Truth About Wages and Prices.
No. 8: Nov 1955: Commonsense on the Right. Nonsense from the Left. Pocket Politics sums up two Political Conferences.
No. 9: Dec 1955: Drive on the Slums.
1956:-
No. 1: Jan 1956.
No. 2: Feb 1956: Investment in Education.
No. 3: Mar 1956: The Middle East.
No. 4: Apr 1956: Local Government.
No. 5: May 1956: The Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1956: 1 Year's Work.
No. 7: Jul/Aug 1956: British Agriculture.
No. 8: Sep 1956: Automation.
No. 9: Oct 1956: Going Right Ahead: This is OUR Party.
No. 10: Nov 1956: The RIGHT Way, and those who are LEFT.
No. 11: Dec 1956: Rents.
Unnumbered [ND]: Rents: A special study issued by Pocket Politics.
1957:-
No. 1: Jan 1957: Insuring Your Health.
No. 2: Feb 1957: Set Fair for Agriculture.
No. 3: Mar 1957: Housing: the alternatives.
No. 4: Apr 1957: New Look in Local Government.
No. 5: May 1957: The Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1957: Free Trade with Western Europe.
No. 7: Jul/Aug 1957: The Conservatives and Education.
No. 8: Sep 1957: Blueprint for Disaster.
No. 9: Oct 1957: Jobs and Wages.
No. 10: Nov 1957: Sense and Nonsense from Brighton.
No. 11: Dec 1957: Fight against Inflation.
1958:-
No. 1: Jan 1958: Pensions and Benefits.
No. 2: Feb 1958: The Search for Peace.
No. 3: Mar 1958: Wise Spending in Local Government.
No. 4: Apr 1958: Six Years' Work.
No. 5: May 1958: The Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1958: What of the Liberals?
No. 7: Jul/Aug 1958: International Trade.
No. 8 [VACANT; presumably due to mis-numbering of sequence]
No. 9: Sep 1958: Seven Years' Work.
No. 10: Oct 1958: Steps to Prosperity.
No. 11: Nov 1958: Conference Contrasts.
No. 12: Dec 1958: Pensions.
1959:-
No. 1: Jan 1959: More Nationalisation?
No. 2: Feb 1959: Proud Record.
No. 3: Mar 1959: Labour's Bogus Prospectus.
No. 4: Apr 1959: Local Government Matters.
No. 5: May 1959: Prosperity Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1959: Young Voters.
No. 7: Jul 1959: Men at Work.
No. 8: Aug 1959: Good for Education.
No. 9: Sep 1959: Faceless Men?
No. 10: Nov/Dec 1959: Back to Work.
1960:-
No. 1: Jan 1960: Gold & $ Reserves.
No. 2: Feb 1960: Stable Prices.
No. 3: Mar 1960: Foreign Affairs.
No. 4: Apr 1960: Advance in Local Government.
No. 5: May 1960: The Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1960: Home Ownership.
No. 7: Jul 1960: Social Reform.
No. 8 Aug 1960: Agriculture.
No. 9: Sep 1960: Defence.
No. 10: Oct 1960: The Future is Ours.
No. 11: Nov 1960: In Conference.
No. 12: Dec 1960: Agenda for 1961.
1961:-
No. 1: Jan 1961: Investing for the Future.
No. 2: Feb 1961: Rating and Valuation.
No. 3: Mar 1961: You and the County Hall.
No. 4: Apr 1961: Commwealth Relations.
No. 5: May 1961: You and the Town Hall.
No. 6: Jun 1961: Spotlight on the Budget.
No. 7: Jul 1961: Crime and Punishment.
No. 8 Aug 1961: Paying our Way.
No. 9: Sep 1961: The Common Market.
No. 10: Oct 1961: Ten Tears Tested.
No. 11: Nov 1961: Political Signpost.
No. 12: Dec 1961: An All Round Programme.
1962:-
No. 1: Jan 1962: Immigrants.
No. 2: Feb 1962: Party of Indecision.
No. 3: Mar 1962: Incomes and Production. Why Pause?
No. 4: Apr 1962: Good Local Government.
No. 5: May 1962: Conservatives for go AHEAD Local Government.
No. 6: Jun 1962: Export and Grow.
No. 7: Jul 1962: Liberalism - Side-door to Socialism?
No. 8 Aug 1962: Fair Play.
No. 9: Sep 1962: Britain and Europe.
No. 10: Oct 1962: On the LEFT: Liberal and Labour.
No. 11: Nov 1962: Now is the Opportunity.
No. 12: Dec 1962: The Economic Situation.
1963:-
No. 1: Jan 1963: Revaluation and the Rates.
No. 2: Feb 1963: Protection for workers and consumers.
No. 3: Mar 1963: More for those in need.
No. 4: Apr 1963: Rates, Rents & Education.
No. 5: May 1963: Expansion without Inflation.
No. 6: Jun 1963: Still Improving Social Welfare.
No. 7: Jul 1963: More and Better Homes.
No. 8 Aug 1963: The Better Britain.
No. 9: Sep 1963: Maintaining Full Employment.
No. 10: Oct 1963: Roads Railways Ports.
No. 11: Nov 1963: The Parties in Conference.
No. 12: Dec 1963: Straight Ahead Fast.
1964:-
No. 1: Jan 1964: Regional Development and Traffic in Towns.
No. 2: Feb 1964: Housing and Rates.
No. 3: Mar 1964: Socialist Yarns - Don't be misled!
No. 4: Apr 1964: Modern Local Government.
No. 5: May 1964: The Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1964: Putting the Record Straight.
No. 7: Jul 1964: Fighting Rising Prices.
No. 8 Aug 1964: 10 Reasons for NOT Voting Labour.
No. 9: Sep 1964: 10 Reasons FOR Voting Conservative.
1965:-
No. 1: Feb 1965: Labour's Economic Crisis.
No. 2: Mar 1965: Discredited.
No. 3: Apr 1965: Local Government Special.
No. 4: May 1965: 'Soak the Lot' Budget.
No. 5: Jun 1965: Labour's Broken Promises.
No. 6: Jul 1965: The Rising Cost of Living.
No. 7 Aug 1965: Housing Sold.
No. 8: Sep 1965: Constructive Opposition.
No. 9: Oct 1965: They've had their chance.
No. 10: Nov 1965: Conservatives Look Ahead.
No. 11: Dec 1965: 2 Big Failures.
1967:-
No. 1: Jan 1967: Higher Unemployment Higher Taxation Higher Prices. What a way to run a country!
No. 2: Feb 1967: Labour's Big Rates Fraud.
No. 3: Mar 1967: Housing and Transport.
No. 4: Apr 1967: Value for Money.
No. 5: May 1967: The Lost Opportunities Budget.
No. 6: Jun 1967: Poverty.
No. 7: Jul 1967: Pacemakers of Industry.
No. 8 Aug 1967: Britain's Economy.
No. 9: Sep 1967: A Broken Shield.
No. 10: Oct 1967: [VACANT]
No. 11: Nov 1967: The Two Conferences compared: Conservative FACT and Socialist FICTION.
No. 12: Dec 1967: Unholy Mess.
Date
Feb 1952-Dec 1967
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (1 file)
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Collection contents
MPs and Parliamentary Candidates
Pocket Politics
Pocket Politics
