User:Scottish Socialist
From Polcompball Wiki
Jump to navigationJump to search
Parties
Government
Labour
- Factions
Social Democratic Party
Red-Green Alliance
- Factions
Opposition
Democratic Party
- Factions
People's Party
- Factions
(New) Freedom
- Factions
Liberty (UK)
- Factions
United Conservative Party
- Factions
Christian Party
- Factions
Liberal Party
Respect Party
- Factions
Scottish Parliament
Scottish Socialist Party
- Factions
Nationalists
Federalists
Unionists
Unionist Party
- Factions
Social Democrats
Centrists
Conservatives
Alba Party
British Voice
Historical
Radical Party (1789-1835)
Whig Party (1830-1924)
Conservative Party (1835-2008)
League for a People's Charter (1855-1881)
Irish Parliamentary Party (1870-1922)
Irish National Federation (1891-1922)
Democratic Socialist Party (1914-1918)
Socialist Party of Britain (1918-1956)
- Factions
Menshiviks
Old Bolshevik
Tankie
Justice Party (1947-2001)
- Factions
Anti-Thatcherite
Centre
Hard Right
Freedom Party (1974-2008)
- Factions
Thatcherites
Moderates
Neoconservatives
Democratic Left (1975-1992)
- Factions
Soft Right
Soft Left
Hard Left
Radical Party (1983-1995)
- Factions
Bennites
Green Left
Militant Tendency
One-Nation (1987-2008
Socialist Party (2003-2013)
Green Party (1985-2013)
Progressive Party (2003-2015))
National Party (2008-2022)
Prime Ministers
Robert Walpole (1721-1743) (
Whigs)
Henry Pelham (1743-1754) (
Whigs)
Thomas Pelham-Holmes (1754-1768) (
Whigs)
Frederick North (1767-1783) (
Ministerialist)
William Pitt (1783-1801) (
Pittites)
Henry Addington (1801-1806) (
Addingtonian)
William Grenville (1806-1807) (
Whigs)
William Cavendish-Bentinck (1807-1809) (
Pittites)
George Canning (1809-1812) (
Tories)
Robert Jenkinson (1812-1826) (
Tories)
George Canning (1826-1827) (
Tories)
Charles Grey (1827-1832) (
Radical Party)
William Lamb (1832-1841) (
Whig Party)
Robert Peel (1841-1846) (
Conservative Party)
George Hamilton-Gordon (1846-1855) (
Whig Party)
Henry Temple (1855-1865) (
Whig Party)
Granville Leveson-Gower (1865-1880) (
Whig Party)
Michael Beach (1887-1997) (
Conservative Party)
Joseph Chamberlain (1897-1909) (
Whig Party)
David Lloyd-George (1909-1914) (
Liberal Party)
Winston Churchill (1914-1924) (
Conservative Party)
John Clynes (1924) (
Labour Party)
Ramsay MacDonald (1924-1929) (
Social Democratic Party)
Herbert Samuel (1929-1935) (
New Democratic Party)
Stanely Baldwin (1935-1936)(
Conservative Party)
Winston Churchill (1936-1945) (
Conservative Party)
Ernest Bevin (1945-1947) (
Labour Party)
Aneurin Bevan (1947-1955) (
Labour Party)
Rab Butler (1955-1964) (
Justice Party)
George Brown (1964-1968) (
Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1968-1974) (
Conservative Party)
Peter Shore (1974-1979) (
Labour Party)
Margeret Thatcher (1979-1990) (
Freedom Party)
Micheal Heseltine (1990-1995) (
One-Nation Party)
Tony Blair (1995-2003) (
Social Democratic Party)
Kenneth Clarke (2003-2008) (
One-Nation Party)
Andy Burnham (2008-2013) (
Social Democratic Party)
David Cameron (2013-2014) (
United Conservative Party)
Nigel Farage (2014-2020) (
National Party)
Boris Johnson (2020-2022) (
United Conservative Party)
Lisa Nandy (2022-) (
Labour Party)
Leaders of the Opposition
Henry St John (1715) (
Tories)
Watkin Williams-Wynn (1715-1723) (
Tories)
Henry St John (1723-1744) (
Tories)
Watkin Williams-Wynn (1744-1749) (
Tories)
Edmund Isham (1749-1768) (
Tories)
Charles Watson-Wentworth (1768-1783) (
Rockinghamites)
Charles Fox (1783-1806) (
Foxites)
William Cavendish-Bentinck (1806-1807) (
Pittites)
William Grenville (1809-1817) (
Whig Party)
George Tierney (1817-1826) (
Whig Party)
Charles Grey (1826-1827) (
Radical Party)
Arthur Wellington (1827-1835) (
Tories)
Edward Knatchbull (1835-1841) (
Conservative Party)
Richard Williams-Bulkeley (1841-1846) (
Whig Party)
Edward Smith-Stanley (1846-1868) (
Conservative Party)
Benjamin Disraeli (1868-1874) (
Conservative Party)
Randolph Churchill (1874-1881) (
Conservative Party)
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1881-1887) (
Conservative Party)
Micheal Beach (1885-1887) (
Conservative Party)
William Gladstone (1887-1894) (
Liberal Party)
Henry Campbell-Bannerman (1894-1897) (
Liberal Party)
William Evans-Gordon (1897-1905) (
Conservative Party)
Charles Ritchie (1905-1915) (
Conservative Party)
Bertrand Russel (1915-1918) (
Liberal Party)
Éamon de Valera (1918-1921) (
Sinn Féin)
John Clynes (1921-1922) (
Labour Party)
Michael Collins (1922-1924) (
Sinn Féin)
Stanley Baldwin (1924-1929) (
Conservative Party)
John Clynes (1929-1931) (
Labour Party)
Oswald Mosely (1931-1935) (
British Union of Fascists)
Ernest Bevin (1935-1940) (
Labour Party)
Oswald Mosely (1940-1945) (
British Union of Fascists)
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (1945-1952) (
Conservative Party)
Anthony Eden (1952-1955) (
Justice Party)
Aneurin Bevan (1955-1959) (
Labour Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1959-1961) (
Social Democratic Party)
George Brown (1961-1964) (
Social Democratic Party)
Edward Heath (1964-1968) (
Justice Party)
Roy Jenkins (1968-1974) (
Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1975) (
Conservative Party)
Margeret Thatcher (1975-1979) (
Freedom Party)
Denis Healey (1979-1983) (
Labour Party)
Eric Heffer (1983-1987) (
Labour Party)
Shirley Williams (1987-1992) (
Social Democratic Party)
Tony Blair (1992-1995) (
Social Democratic Party)
Micheal Portillo (1995-2000) (
Freedom Party)
William Hague (2000-2003) (
Conservative Party)
Gordon Brown (2003-2006) (
Social Democratic Party)
Andy Burnham (2006-2008) (
Social Democratic Party)
Nigel Farage (2008-2010) (
Conservative Party)
David Cameron (2010-2013) (
United Conservative Party)
Nick Clegg (2013-2015) (
Democratic Party)
Frank Field (2015-2018) (
Labour Party)
Rory Stewart (2018-2022) (
Democratic Party)
Kenneth Clarke (2022-2024) (
Democratic Party)
Dan Poulter (2024-) (
Democratic Party)
Deputy Prime Ministers
Joseph Chamberlain (1903-1915) (
Whig Party)
Austen Chamberlain (1915-1924) (
Whig Party)
Ramsay MacDonald (1924) (
Labour Party)
David Lloyd George (1924-1929) (
Liberal Party)
Before the National Government(s) there was no offical title of deputy prime minister however there were unofficial second in commands of governments
Stanley Baldwin (1929-1931) (
Conservative Party)
John Simon (1931-1938) (
Liberal National Party)
Ernest Bevin (1938-1945) (
Labour Party)
Malcolm MacDonald (1945-1947) (
Social Democratic Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1947-1950) (
Social Democratic Party)
Jennie Lee (1950-1955) (
Socialist Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1955-1959) (
Social Democratic Party)
Julian Amery (1959-1964) (
Conservative Party)
James Callaghan (1961-1968) (
Labour Party)
Edward Heath (1968-1974) (
Justice Party)
Roy Jenkins (1974-1975) (
Social Democratic Party)
Enoch Powell (1975-1979) (
Conservative Party)
Ian Gilmour (1979-1983) (
Justice Party)
William Whitelaw (1983-1987) (
Freedom Party)
Micheal Heseltine (1987-1992) (
One-Nation Party)
Michael Portillo (1992-1995) (
Freedom Party)
David Blunkett (1995-2001) (
Labour Party)
Gordon Brown (2001-2003) (
Social Democratic Party)
David Blunkett (2003) (
Labour Party)
David Miliband (2003-2008)(
Progressive Party)
Jon Cruddas (2008-2013) (
Labour Party)
Nigel Farage (2013-2015) (
National Party)
Micheal Gove (2015-2022) (
United Conservative Party)
Wes Streeting (2022-) (
Social Democratic Party)
Leaders of the Second Largest Party in Opposition
William Pulteney (1725-1763) (
Patriot Whigs)
George Grenville (1763-1770) (
Grenvillites)
Richard Rigby (1770-1788) (
Bedfordites)
Vacant 1788-1801
William Pitt (1801-1806) (
Pittites)
Henry Addington (1806-1807) (
Addingtonites)
Charles Grey (1807-1827) (
Radical Party)
Daniel O'Connell (1827-1830) (
Catholic Association)
Daniel O'Connell (1830-1832) (
Repeal Association)
William Lovett (1832-1839 (
Radical Party)
John O'Connell (1839-1841) (
Repeal Association)
John Russell (1841-1848) (
Liberal Party)
Fergus O'Connor (1848-1855) (
Liberal Party)
John Bright (1855-1868) (
Liberal Party)
Isaac Butt (1873-1879) (
Home Rule League)
William Shaw (1879-1885) (
Home Rule League)
Charles Parnell (1885-1892) (
Irish Parliamentary Party)
Justin McCarthy (1891-1892) (
Irish National Federation)
John Dillon (1892-1895) (
Irish National Federation)
Keir Hardie (1895-1900) (
Independent Labour Party)
Keir Hardie (1900-1910) (
Labour Party)
Joseph Chamberlain (1909-1910) (
Whig Party)
Keir Hardie (1910-1914) (
Labour Party)
Henry Hyndman (1914-1918) (
Labour Party)
Edwin Montagu (1918-1924) (
Liberal Party)
John Clynes (1924-1929) (
Labour Party)
Arthur Greenwood (1929-1935) (
Labour Party)
Arthur Sinclair (1935-1947) (
Liberal Party)
Rab Butler (1947-1950) (
Justice Party)
Hugh Gaitskell (1950-1955) (
Social Democratic Party)
Peter Thorneycroft (1955-1964) (
Conservative Party)
James Callaghan (1959-1964) (
Labour Party)
Enoch Powell (1964-1968) (
Conservative Party)
Michael Foot (1968-1970) (
Labour Party)
Peter Shore (1970-1974) (
Labour Party)
Edward Heath (1974-1979) (
Justice Party)
David Owens (1979-1983) (
Social Democratic Party)
Shirley Williams (1983-1987) (
Social Democratic Party)
John Prescott (1987-1992) (
Labour Party)
David Blunkett (1992-1995) (
Labour Party)
Kenneth Clarke (1995-2000) (
One-Nation Party)
William Hague (2000-2003) (
Conservative Party)
Jon Cruddas (2003-2008) (
Labour Party)
Nick Clegg (2008-2013) (
Democratic Party)
Caroline Flint (2013-2018) (
Social Democratic Party)
Lisa Nandy (2018-2022) (
Labour Party)
Lee Anderson (2022-) (
People's Party)
First Minister of Scotland
Donald Dewer (
Social Democratic Party) (1999-2000)
Jack McConnell (
Social Democratic Party) (2000-2006)
Alex Salmond (
Scottish Socialist Party)[1] (2006-2014)
Nicola Sturgeon (
Scottish Socialist Party) (2014-2023)
Patrick Harvey (
Scottish Socialist Party) (2023)
Ruth Davidson (
Unionist Party)[2] (2023-)
Leaders of the Opposition
Alex Salmond (
Scottish Socialist Party) (1999-2001)
Tommy Sheridan (
Scottish Socialist Party) (2001-2006)
Alex Salmond (
Scottish Socialist Party) (2006-2008)
Kenny MacAskill (
Alba Party (2008-2015)
Ruth Davidson (
Unionist Party) (2015-2023)
Kezia Dugdale (
Scottish Socialist Party) (2023-)
2003-2008 Parliament
Government
Opposition
Social Democratic Party
Conservative Party
Labour Party
- Factions
Nationalists
Centrists
New Labour
Socialist Party
Green Party
Christian Unionist Party
Respect Party