Freemania

Biography

Tom Freeman was born in Cambridge in 1977.


Having failed to become Conservative leader in 1995 (Labour party members were ineligible, it turned out), he fled to Oxford to study psychology and philosophy.


After stints as a postgrad, a market researcher and a layabout, he now works as a copy-editor for a charity in London.


Blog Information

Tom Freeman blogs in a whimsical way that's remarkably easy to read.


His musings on politics - and they often are musings rather than hard-bitten commentary - are often thought-provoking, particularly when he's talking about electoral reform.


A fan of facts and figures, Mr Freeman wins points for his explanatory charts and graphs.


The blog also wins the "site most likely to mention James Purnell" award.


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Blog Website

http://viva-freemania.blogspot.com/


Political Party

Labour


Rating

6/10


Issue of the Day

Army cuts

Cuts could lose the MoD skills

A report released today by the National Auditing Office (NAO) criticises the Ministry of Defence (MOD) for savagely cutting its headcount without proper planning

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Festival of Social Sciences: 2 languages: 2 brains, 2 minds, 2 cultures?

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NHF: Leaders’ Forum and Exhibition 2012

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TACT: Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): how to support affected children

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bpas: Abortion in the US: Popularity, Politics and Practice

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