Out Damned Spot
There’s an interesting discussion going on over at Redbaron Blog. Now while the baron and I may disagree over detail, broadly we are in consensus […]
Month: April 2005
Public Outrage Risk
Yesterday when discussing the woes that befell Railtrack, I mentioned the phrase “Public Outrage Risk”. I felt a little expansion was in order. Public Outrage […]
Speeding and Pétards
Chief Superintendent Les Owen is facing disciplinary charges following the conviction of his driver for speeding en-route to a meeting (I trust it was an […]
Railtrack – A Personal Perspective
Patric Crozier has been commenting on Railtrack – or more specifically, the circumstances surrounding its demise. My view is perhaps coloured by being there at […]
More on Driving
I see that my blog entry on the M4 speed cameras elicited a flurry of comments. It is, after all, an emotive subject. Given some […]
Speed Cameras on the M4
In the UK speed cameras (or euphemistically, using Orwellian Newspeak, “safety cameras”) are springing up all over the place. They are being used to target […]
News & Views Forum Update
As the forum has built up to nearly 20 members and is generating lively discussion, I took the plunge. I have purchased a hosting package […]
What kind of Blogger are you?
Found this via Queenie’s Blog You Are a Pundit Blogger! Your blog is smart, insightful, and always a quality read. Truly appreciated by many, surpassed […]
Is New Labour out of touch with its roots?
The local membership secretary of the constituency party called round yesterday. My resignation hadn’t reached him, so I told him about it and explained why. […]