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Steve Webb appears lonely
Friday, 20th July 2012
The first line of this makes Steve Webb look decidedly lonely. Next time you see Steve, be sure to…
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Olympic security
Tuesday, 17th July 2012
I thought Theresa May gave a good account of herself at the Despatch Box yesterday, as she described her actions…
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Captive audience
Thursday, 12th July 2012
TL:DR Bishop of Oxford urges Church of England to abuse it’s position as a state funded education provider. via J&M…
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Accessible Playparks
Thursday, 5th July 2012
Edinburgh Play Parks accessible for all I would like to draw your attention to some good news regarding increased spending…
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Accessible Playparks
Thursday, 5th July 2012
Edinburgh Play Parks accessible for all I would like to draw your attention to some good news regarding increased spending…
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The wisdom of the Duke of Wellington
Friday, 22nd June 2012
With the Government insistent that the military must bear its fair share of the budget cuts, relying on an army…
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School places consultation finishes tomorrow
Thursday, 14th June 2012
The consultation about Winchester's primary school places is still ongoing and it's vital that as many local people as possible…
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The Truth about Tuition Fees
Saturday, 9th June 2012
It's me again and it's me again arguing for the abolishing of tuition fees. Way back in September 2010 when…
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Jubilee identity.
Sunday, 3rd June 2012
The last few days have been tremendous in terms of British national identity. With the Jubilee celebrations, Union Jack flags…
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FULL TEXT: UN Security Council Report May 2012 Sudan and South Sudan
Wednesday, 2nd May 2012
FOR future reference, here below is a copy of an important and detailed report from the UN Security Council. The…
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This week in the War on Workers: Cablevision technicians in New York vote union
Sunday, 29th January 2012
Cablevision technicians in Brooklyn voted to join the Communications Workers of America by a margin of 180 to 86. Cablevision…
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Is Apple revolutionising Academic Publishing?
Friday, 20th January 2012
I confess to being an Apple enthusiast and I was thus keenly waiting for the company’s announcement on educational publishing yesterday. I…
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2011 review and goodbye
Thursday, 29th December 2011
Direct Democracy UK has covered all the major events of 2011, from the perspective of small government, localism and, of…
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New Blog - Please Read...
Wednesday, 26th October 2011
Dear All,I'm now posting on the blogsite for my Children's novel, The Dawn Herald, at http://thedawnherald.blogspot.com. Hope to see you…
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Seek, locate, triangulate: The hypocrisy of Ed Miliband
Sunday, 25th September 2011
Many years ago, in the days when Dr Who made some sense and was played by the masterful (sic) talents…
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Breast cancer "breakthrough" at Cardiff University
Thursday, 15th September 2011
First things first, this isn't a "cure". Science doesn't work like that. This is one step out of hundreds but…
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Stratospheric post-grad fees are creating a socially exclusive elite
Thursday, 25th August 2011
ORIGINALLY POSTED HERE In 2012, universities will charge undergraduate students £9,000. For many students this extraordinary sum will deter them from…
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The Egalitarianism that Undermines Social Mobility: Comprehensive Schools
Sunday, 21st August 2011
The New Labour Party and the Conservative Party would have you believe that social mobility and egalitarianism are equivocal. However,…
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The Egalitarianism that Undermines Social Mobility: Comprehensive Schools
Sunday, 21st August 2011
The New Labour Party and the Conservative Party would have you believe that social mobility and egalitarianism are equivocal. However,…
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According to the Telegraph the riots are all down to teachers
Wednesday, 10th August 2011
I was left open mouthed, but not entirely surprised this morning when headlines started coming in that a teacher had…
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