H&S Reforms
On the face of it, the government’s proposals for reform of health and safety legislation are a welcome oasis of common sense. We are told […]
Month: November 2011
Organised Fun
Being something of an introvert – fairly close to the extreme end, I might add – organised social arrangements are something I tend to avoid. It’s […]
More BMI Bollocks
The UK has more obese women that any other country in Europe. Indeed nearly a quarter of them are obese according to the latest scare […]
This Will Be Fun
Apparently the government wants to ban cyber criminals and bullies from teh interwebs. It calls for police and courts to make more use of existing […]
The Feral Press
An article on CiF comments on the ongoing Leveson Inquiry into the behaviour of the press. Timothy Garton Ash bemoans the unchecked power that the […]
Dealing With Trolls
Mark Wadsworth has one of his polls up and on this occasion it is regarding troll comments. At the moment, deleting them is coming in a […]
Please Officer, There’s a Cat in My Garden!
Once more we have a story that demonstrates how little the police understand the law. So, a cat wanders into a neighbour’s garden – as […]
Is it Art?
RAB draws my attention to the latest artbollocks. Graffiti by Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten may be of greater significance than the discovery of early […]
Sainsbury’s Diets
While on the subject of health and fitness, I noticed that I can access Sainsbury’s Diets for free, should I want to. I don’t particularly […]
Compulsory PE
The latest wheeze to come out of the sports lobby is compulsory PE tests. They liken games lessons as being as significant in the learning […]