Monthly Archives: June 2021

ITV News in a series of broadcasts have given social (ahem) landlords a bit of a deserved kicking recently. The video footage of severe damp and black mould that Clarion Housing Group has known since 2015 yet done nothing about … Continue reading →

https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocracyuk/hancock-gone-rot-heart-uk-government-only-getting-worse/?utm_campaign=GP%20data%20event%20invite%20for%20engaged%20list%20%28SF7KnM%29&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Health%20data%20interest&_kx=ucFEcwlKpuOZletSkP3rLVV_b6GhOT2d-SN4tWDFvBC6K1gTsP9oXA1dY5UUZ94H.YjCYwm Hancock is gone, but the rot at the heart of UK government is only getting worse | openDemocracy

England is on course to come out of lockdown altogether on July 19 – according to Sajid Javid. There’s just one problem: Covid-19 infections are skyrocketing. It’s not a good look for a brand-new Health Secretary – trying to gaslight … Continue reading →

So-called ‘mainstream’ media’s blanket silence Julian Assange with his accuser Sigurdur Ingi ThordarsonThe US case against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has fallen apart after his accuser told an Icelandic newspaper that he lied repeatedly in his testimony. Sigurdur Ingi Thordarson … Continue reading →

A press release: Standards will provide industry with guidance on how to make individual chargepoints more accessible by summer 2022 Guidance will consider aspects such as kerb height, adequate space between bollards and chargepoints being of a height suitable for … Continue reading →

At the height of the media onslaught against Jeremy Corbyn, Luke Sullivan was one of several Labour right advisers reported to be in attendance at News UK party in September 2018 Keir Starmer has appointed Luke Sullivan to the position … Continue reading →

REVEALED: Health Minister Lord Bethell failed to declare meeting with firm that subsequently won £85m Covid contract REVEALED: Health Minister Lord Bethell failed to declare meeting with firm that subsequently won £85m Covid contract – Good Law Project

Hancock had to go, in the end. Not only had he brought the position of Health Secretary into disrepute by breaking his own “guidelines” (and we all thought they were rules), but he had allowed the Tory government to be … Continue reading →

Many Campaigners and Grassroots DPO’s have spent over a decade fighting for disabled peoples rights and are still are ignored by society, and with very little gained. They are vilified and degraded,mocked ,subjected to hatred which has been whipped up … Continue reading →

It just says so much that the most powerful government in the world, with all its essentially limitless resources, needed to build its case against Assange on false testimony from a diagnosed sociopath and convicted child molester. That’s how strong … Continue reading →