Monthly Archives: March 2014

Originally posted on Beastrabban\'s Weblog:
Tory MEP and supporter of NHS privatisation Daniel Hannan. In his view, the Front National are left-wing. Following this morning’s post tracing the accusation that the National Front/ BNP are left-wing parties to the…

Originally posted on alittleecon:
George Osborne gave a speech today in which he gave a commitment to achieving ‘full employment’. The trouble is, full employment means different things to different people. Osborne seems to think it means having the highest…

Originally posted on Mike Sivier's blog:
Dame Anne Begg. [Image: BBC] Dame Anne Begg has responded to concerns that people who submitted evidence to the Commons Work and Pensions Committee’s inquiry into Employment and Support Allowance and Work Capability…

Originally posted on max j freeman:
The true cost of the Free market economy. Britain’s semi-slave labour economy, subsidised by the Tax Payer. Part 1. There are less people and more machines, but conditions arent much better. – Like a…

Originally posted on Mike Sivier's blog:
Standing in the shadow of a giant: Vox Political’s Mike Sivier (front) at ‘Cooper Corner’, with Caerphilly Castle in the background. Vox Political was relatively quiet yesterday; although I reblogged plenty of articles…

Originally posted on the void:
The breath-taking arrogance of private sector contractors has been laid bare today with the publication of a letter from the CEO of Monster Jobs defending the shambolic Universal Jobmatch website. Universal Jobmatch is the scandal-hit…

Originally posted on Mike Sivier's blog:
Should we be pleased that the Department for Work and Pensions has finally graced a Freedom of Information request about the number of people who have died while claiming incapacity benefits (including ESA)…

Originally posted on Ann McGauran:
Charles at the Jerico Road project in Catford Charles is a pensioner of 72 who must at times feel that he’s fallen off the edge of a world that he no longer recognises. He’s well…

Inforrm's Blog The first privacy trial since  July 2012 began at the High Court yesterday before Mr Justice Dingemans.  The claim is brought by the musician Paul Weller , on behalf of this three children, against Associated Newspapers Limited over photographs … Continue reading →