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Under funding of the Courts Service
Read more: Under funding of the Courts ServiceA magistrate reports: the Courts’ Service has to save ninety million pounds in the next three years following a lower-than-necessary allocation by the Treasury. This vast sum cannot be saved without drastic cuts to the quality of justice,…
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Carbon offset for the year ahead
Read more: Carbon offset for the year aheadToday, I offset the house, the KTM and our cars with Clear Offset for the year ahead, so I’m trying not to feel smug. The cost was reasonable, but unwelcome in the current economic circumstances, which at least…
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KTM 950 Supermoto first year summary
Read more: KTM 950 Supermoto first year summaryThe 950 Supermoto was bought in August 2007 at about 13000 miles to commute from near High Wycombe to Canary Wharf, daily, a journey of around 43 miles each way. The route consists of a short country stretch,…
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For your ease and convenience, ShareThis
Read more: For your ease and convenience, ShareThisShareThis links are now available to the left of each post on these pages and at the bottom of single-post pages. Digg, Reddit, Facebook and so on are all supported.
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Darling warns of economic crisis
Read more: Darling warns of economic crisisIf the UK is facing its worst crisis in 60 years – and of course, it is not! – this is a spectacular indictment of Labour’s record in government: what were we recovering from sixty years ago? read…
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“Buoyancy and hope”
Read more: “Buoyancy and hope”This blog began as a commentary on a life spent seeking fully to live. As I reflect on it today, I see it has become not only a partial record of my transition to aspiring politician, but one…
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Cross-party agreement that New Labour has ‘run its course’
Read more: Cross-party agreement that New Labour has ‘run its course’Barry Sheerman MP, schools committee chairman, said New Labour has “run its course” and that Gordon Brown must show “strength, will and purpose” to renew the government. So, we are agreed that New Labour has failed, but hasn’t…