By John Glenday

Labour is seeking to bolster its standing amongst female voters by chaperoning senior party figures around the country in a pink battle bus to speak directly to female voters ahead of the May vote.

‘Woman to Woman’ has been masterminded by deputy leader Harriet Harman and will see the Labour leadership hit the road to visit 70 constituencies to draw up a wish list of key priorities amongst women voters such as childcare, equal pay and domestic violence.

Dismissing suggestions that such an initiative could be construed as patronising Harman said: We wanted it to be red… but then it looked the Read full story ›

Source: The Drum