Flicking through old general election manifestos of the Liberal Democrats and our predecessor parties at the weekend, I was surprised to find how recent references to concerns over the pattern of media ownership in the UK are. It really is only with the 1997 general election manifesto that explicit policies about protecting or improving the

THE Scottish Green Party has launched its General Election manifesto with a promise to inject colour into Westminster politics if it wins a seat.

The launch of a party’s general election manifesto is a big story, so we’ve been covering it in a series of posts here on The Voice in the last 24 hours. If you’re just catching up on our coverage now, here’s a summary of the posts: Liberal Democrat manifesto: advance peek – everyone can read the

Conservative leader unveils his general election manifesto with the "biggest call to arms this country has seen for a generation".

As he launches the Conservative general election manifesto, the Tory leader will urge people to join him in reversing the country's fortunes in the wake of the economic crisis and the MPs' expenses scandal.

Work started on Labour's 2010 general election manifesto nearly three years ago, shortly after Gordon Brown was installed as Prime Minister.

Labour's 1983 general election manifesto never survived the description given it by Gerald Kaufman, then a shadow minister privy to its construction, as "the longest suicide note in history".

In the three months since I last blogged at length about the Liberal Democrat general election manifesto process, Danny Alexander (chair of the Manifesto Working Group) has won widespread praise for restoring a sense of peace, sense and order after the events around the party’s autumn conference. On the two major flash points – mansion tax

In an ambitious speech at Westminster, the Conservative leader will launch his general election manifesto plans alongside an aggressive campaign to seize an early lead in marginal constituencies.

Conservative leader is launching his general election manifesto plans alongside an aggressive campaign to seize an early lead with voters in marginal constituencies.