Health & Safety Culture
Having some involvement with safety management, I was drawn in when I saw an interesting comment in the Telegraph yesterday regarding our current propensity for […]
Griffin Verdict
So Nick Griffin and Mark Collett walk free from Leeds Crown court. “A jury at Leeds Crown Court has cleared BNP leader Nick Griffin of […]
Muslim Protest
Further to the childish furore over the infamous Mohammed cartoons published last year by Jyllands-Posten, British Muslims are planning to protest outside the Danish Embassy […]
The £1.7bn Identity Fraud
The only fraud in the latest figures being touted by Andy Burnham today is in the figures themselves. As with the £1.3bn figure last year, […]
Bird Brained
I first heard about this story on Jeremy Vine’s radio show this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Cooper were interviewed about their recent experience when Mr […]
Religious Hatred Bill
I know it’s been mentioned elsewhere: here, here and here for example, but the commons vote on the religious hatred bill yesterday was, without doubt […]
The Law – Common or Not?
Neil Harding popped by to make a comment on my civil liberties entry last night. I was a bit surprised as this was several days […]
The Pet Police
As someone who currently lives with 11 cats and 4 tortoises, I know a thing or two about the husbandry of each species. I make […]
BrtiBlog Roundup
This week’s Britblog Roundup from Tim Worstall. I generally black my nose each week – although in most cases these days, I’ve already picked up […]
A Sense of Desperation?
A couple of stories broke this week about the ID Cards bill that are worth commenting upon. Firstly, Andy Burnahm, pontificated in the Daily Mirror […]