These are all internet problems and [internet users] think someone should do something about it. Although many internet users think the government should keep out of the internet, I suggest to you that most ordinary people who just use the internet like they use the banking system or the trains think that the government should make sure it all works properly for them and that bad things get stoppe...
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I worried preamturely that the government’s wish to borrow so much would cause strains in the government debt market. Indeed, I underestimated their intelligence in this respect. Forecasting a huge surge in government borrowing from the £43 billion for
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JohnRedwood on 18th Dec 2008 (via johnredwoodsdiary.com)
Lovers of small government may not like this. Perhaps Gordon Brown’s government reshuffleshould have come with a health warning! There are now 121 ministers, whips or law officers. There were 106 members of the government when Margaret Thatcher formed her first government in 1979 and 112 when Tony Blair formed his in 1997. Winston Churchill managed to fight the
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Yesterday enough Conservative MPs stayed in Parliament to defeat the government. By the time we got to the votes there were only just about 100 Labour MPs still there. The government was busy trying to set up yet more regional government bureaucracy and supervision in England. It was a pleasure to help
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JohnRedwood on 26th Jun 2009 (via johnredwoodsdiary.com)
The people get it, the government is in denial. People in Britain and their government are diverging on how to deal with overborrowing. The people know you need to save to sort out a credit crunch. The government thinks you need to borrow more! Many families are cutting out the luxuries and the
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JohnRedwood on 4th Apr 2009 (via johnredwoodsdiary.com)
GovLoop is a social networking site for connecting US government employees, public policy academics and accredited government contractors. It is used to exchange information and comment informally about trends in government. It supports numerous web 2.0 features created by and for the government community. These include discussion forums, blogs, events and job listings plus links to YouTube videos...
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Intute on 1st May 2009 (via intute.ac.uk)
A specialist search engine from Google which enables users to quickly cross search and restrict their results to materials from official US government websites. These include military, federal government and local government webpages. The site also offers government news feeds from a number of leading news sources. These include the official military and US government departments as well as politi...
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Intute on 15th Jul 2008 (via intute.ac.uk)
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This was a winner in the e-Government National Awards 2008. Awards category 4) e-Government excellence: Leadership & Professionalism (Leading e-Government strategies and professional development which contribute to achieving positive transformation).
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PublicTechnology on 31st Jan 2009 (via publictechnology.net)
Yesterday the BBC did move from ignoring the idea of cutting public spending, to mentioning it in pejorative terms. At the same time they started pushing out the government propoganda that the UK exceeding the 40% limit on government borrowing should be viewed alongside Italy where government
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JohnRedwood on 19th Jul 2008 (via johnredwoodsdiary.com)