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Feb
26

He Who Dares My Son!

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He Who Dares My Son!

Enigin Partner dare, that’s who! They are to Global Warming what Del Boy was to the ideal of going for the prize, even when the odds look threateningly against you. (That’s not to say that Enigin Partner are dodgy or in any way related to Nicholas Lyndhurst or David Jason, of course; just check out the link to see how authoritative they are on energy saving matters.)

OK, I am the first to come out and say it: when I More

Feb
18

The Blurred Boundaries of British Politics

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The Blurred Boundaries of British Politics

In today’s world politics seem so different in how the political parties are viewed than they were 50 or so years ago. Back then it was obvious which party was which and what their policies were. Conservatives were 100 percent conservative in their attitude and their policies. Liberals were very liberal and the Labour party, which had grown out of the trade union movement, sought to represent the common man and worker.

Things seemed simpler back then. Now, of course, More

Feb
17

Legg Kicks Parliament!

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Legg Kicks Parliament!

Sir Thomas Legg’s report into the MP’s expenses audit, released today, has been highly critical of Members of Parliament and of the culture that allowed the systematic abuse to continue unchecked.

The figures at the heart of the report are damning for our parliamentarians: 390 MP’s have been told that they must pay back £1.12million; the figure was originally £1.3million but was reduced after a number of successful appeals by MP’s. This means that well over half of all our More

Feb
10

What is wrong with British Politics?

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What is wrong with British Politics?

I am a very cynical human being when it comes to politics. I don’t trust politicians, I don’t like their character most of the time and I don’t think many of them are in the job to help anyone except themselves.

Recently we have seen that most of our politicians (why we call them “ours” is beyond me) like to fiddle their expenses to gain a little more cash from their already overpaid jobs. This is so wrong I don’t More

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