Monthly Archives: February 2010
Cameron’s Vision of ‘Post-Bureaucratic Age’
Today I attended a conference hosted by the grandly titled ‘Post-Bureaucratic Age Network’. Forget the pompous sounding name, make no mistake – the ideas promoted by the PBA Network will rock our world for the better. The keynote address was … Continue reading
Filed under Center right, IT Policy, Politics, UK, UK Politics
UK Police Miss Open Goals
The BBC have posted this article about efforts for the police to improve ‘Customer service’. Based on no more than my own anecdotal experience I reckon the police have improved over the last five years. But not enough. Despite the … Continue reading
Filed under Centre Right, Crime, UK, UK Politics
Why ‘Cameron Direct’ Works
This evening about 100 people gathered in a School in Edgbaston for one of the ‘Cameron Direct’ events. The concept is simple. ‘Dave’ pitches up to a bare stage, yards from the crowd. There are no speeches, no notes, just questions from the audience … Continue reading
Filed under Centre Right, Politics, UK, UK Politics
Utter Lib Dem Hypocrisy Over Crime Stats
The Lib Dem’s bend over backwards to create an air of being somehow above the perceived rough-and-tumble games that the two serious contenders engage in. A press release I spotted today underlines that they can be as hypocritical as the … Continue reading
Filed under Centre Right, Politics, UK, UK Politics, Uncategorized
