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Locking up Freedom of Information

The House of Commons did themselves a great disservice today when they allowed a third reading of David Maclean’s Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill.  They have sent out a message that it is OK for them to pass laws for Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Democracy

Vote Michelle!

No not the Grease Michelle (although I do think she is the best Sandy by far). It’s Michelle Epstein from the London Borough of Redbridge that you need to back.  Michelle has been nominated for the Inclusion Local Government Worker Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Democracy

Parliament and the FOI exemption bill

It seems that the Labour Parliamentary Committee is supporting the Private Member’s Bill brought by Conservative MP David MacLean. According to the Independent:  The email from Labour MPs Tony Lloyd, Angela Eagle, Kevan Jones, Ann Cryer, Joan Ruddock, Martin Salter Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Democracy

Local Government reform

Andrew Brown has been stung into action by an article in Prospect and a regular reader of his blog.  He’s promised to come up with some positive reforms to make local government better.  He has started the discussion on his Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Democracy

MPs and the Freedom of Information Act – Part II

David MacLean’s damaging Private Member’s Bill was due to debated again this morning, but somehow yesterday it was dropped off the agenda and postponed until May 18th. It isn’t clear why it has been dropped.  The Deputy Speaker said only Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
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LifeSwap promotion

Daniel Cox, one of the Councillors who took part in the original Norfolk LifeSwap event was recently elected as Leader of Norfolk County Council at the age of 36.  According to our sources this makes him the youngest Leader of Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Democracy

MPs and the Freedom of Information Act

Parliament (at least the 25 MPs those that are there on a Friday – only 25 are visible on Parliament TV) is currently debating the Private Members Bill brought by David MacLean (Con). The bill looks to amend the Freedom Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Democracy

All change at Teesdale?

Not all councils suffer the same problems.  Up and down the country the political parties are battling with each other over the candidates they are fielding. But in Teesdale (pop. 24,457) they have a different problem. Out of 32 seats Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Youth Participation

School students making the news

I saw an old friend at the weekend and got very excited when I heard about her new job. I’d like to draw everyone’s attention to this absolutely brilliant project by the BBC. It’s called School Report, and Year 8 Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago
Gallomanor

Cost of care

I recently produced some spreadsheets for an elderly relative to see how long they could afford a care home before having to sell the house they have lived in for 30 years.  I was horrified by how quickly the money Read more…

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By Shane McCracken, 18 years ago

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