Analysis: Cameron’s legacy under review as Brits tell of public services’ dire state

Of course, when all is said and done, the return of David Cameron will not decide the next General Election, Who the Foreign Secretary is rarely does – if it ever has. Voters will make a judgement on which party – and which leaders – are best up to the task of delivering on the public priorities for the future. Famously David Cameron once had his ‘long-term economic plan’. Next week, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will try to convince the voters that this government can offer something similar – for the economy and public services – that can turn the Conservative Party’s fortunes around.