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Christmas Speech!!

Hello and welcome to this years Christmas speech!There has been good things and bad things that have happened! The good that have happened are that I have started a new school! In the Christmas holida… more →

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State Opening of Parliament to be held on 18 November

ispystrangers wrote 19 hours ago: Her Majesty the Queen will open Parliament on November 18th, the Leader of the House of Commons has … more →

Tags: commons, Lords, procedure, Bar of the House, black rod, Business Questions, Harriet Harman, HM The Queen, Leader of the House

Scottish Broadcasting: 'Potentially a vibrant future'...

markdowe wrote 6 months ago: SCOTTISH NETWORK From the desk of MD BROADCASTING in Scotland stands at a moment of historic opportu … more →

Tags: Scotland, Alex Salmond, Scottish Government, Broadcasting, Ofcom, Calman Commission, deregulation, scottish broadcasting commission, blair jenkins

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8ightdaysaweek wrote 6 months ago: Merry Christmas to you and your family too, your Majesty. Latest series of 8ight images and this we … more →

Tags: Christmas, Leicester City, A Picture A Day, Christmas Speech, annus horribilis

New Xmas Song from The Duel

ffruk wrote 7 months ago: Is up on myspace now - go and have a listen xx http://www.myspace.com/theduel Lyrics : XMAS IS COM … more →

Tags: bands, Punk Rock, Punk, punk attitude, rock & roll, Music, tara rez, andy thierum, XMAS

Constitutional change — 3 comments

lordnorton wrote 7 months ago: I realise that in my earlier post on last week’s debate on the constitution, home affairs and … more →

Tags: Lord Norton, constitutional change

An eminently sensible politician (sadly he's in the Lords, in opposition)

Stewart Cowan wrote 7 months ago: I spotted this speech made last week by Lord Waddington which he gave on … more →

Tags: Labour lies, Social Engineering, Immigration, Home Secretary, Lord Waddington, Bishop of Chester, election manifesto lies, Blunkett, Phil Woolas

Professional support needed for mentally ill people to work — 1 comment

hyacinthy wrote 7 months ago: by hyacinthy Sunday, 14 December 2008     The UK government risks “writing off” people with mental h … more →

Tags: Emmy Guan, professional support, mentally ill, UK Government, SCMH, College of Occupational Therapists, Welfare Reform

Economy and Business: Debate on the Queen’s Speech, Monday December 8 2008 — 5 comments

andrew wrote 7 months ago: At Empire Remixed N.T. Wright is generally known as “the bish.” In the UK, however, he w … more →

Tags: N.T. Wright, Bailout, Economic Crisis

Walking in a Winter Wonderland — 1 comment

theirheartswerefullofspring wrote 7 months ago: That is what I’ll be doing tomorrow, with The Boy, his twin brother and Their Parents in tow. … more →

Tags: bananas, God Is In The TV, Indie press, Pop art, Seasonal, state magazine, Strange Torpedo Records, Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring, winter wonderland

Queen's speech outlines the legislative programme for 1008/09 - including greater equality and welfare reform

nctwatch wrote 7 months ago: A draft outline of the Bills involved was announced earlier this year, but due to the economic downt … more →

Tags: Northern Ireland, Pregnancy and Birth, Early parenthood, Scotland, England, Wales, NCT, Equality, Welfare

Mind the gap — 1 comment

learningpool wrote 7 months ago: L&D managers will have heard the interesting training news this week with the announcement, in t … more →

Tags: General, Web 2.0, learning pool, Internet, chartered management institute, technology generation gap, capacity and skills, Career development, cyber snoop

Queen's Speech Digest

centraldevonconservativefuture wrote 7 months ago: The Queens Speech is one of the Palace of Westminster’s major ceremonial occasions and events  … more →

Tags: National Politics, Breaking News, Parliament, Tories, Damian Green, Labour incompetence, Speaker

ID Cards To Be Compulsory? — 2 comments

cosmodaddy wrote 7 months ago: Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has had a very bad week, by most measures. She probably didn’t exp … more →

Tags: Politics, Human Rights, ID Cards, Jacqui Smith, no2id, National Identity Register, Liberty, shami chakrabarti, Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act

An end and a beginning for deaf children in Westminster

Ian Noon wrote 7 months ago: Last week, the parliamentary year ended. And then this week, a new one began. Nobody did an Auld Lan … more →

Tags: close the gap, deaf children, Early day motions, Education, NDCS, Parliament, Westminster

More wit of Westminster — 7 comments

lordnorton wrote 7 months ago: As regular readers will know, the peers who propose and second the motion on the loyal address (than … more →

Tags: Lord Norton, Baroness Ford, Lord Falconer of Thoroton, Loyal address

Prime Minister reveals 'Mortage Aid'

srhouston wrote 7 months ago: By Sven Houston   Amidst public fear of home repossesion, Gordon Brown has revealed plans that would … more →

Tags: All Politics, Economy and Business, gordon brown, home repossession, mortgage

State Opening of Parliament...

Morten wrote 7 months ago: ©morland/the times … more →

Tags: Blogroll, Cartoons/Animation/Video, Politics, humour, Satire, Conservatives, David Cameron, The Times, Labour

And in other news... — 9 comments

Tom Harris wrote 7 months ago: WHAT a pity that the government’s programme for the next year, announced today, is receiving r … more →

Tags: Parliament, gordon brown, Economy, Government

Lie Detectors for Benefit Fraudsters

Sam Unsted wrote 7 months ago: Benefit cheats in the UK will face lie detector tests and will lose benefits for a month if found to … more →

Tags: uk politics, gordon brown, benefit cheats, uk benefit cheats, lie detectors for benefit cheats, Benefit Fraud, uk benefit fraud, uk social benefits, mortgage payments


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