Latest Political News from UK 2011 |
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Political news with a focus on the current referendum around AV.
MPs asked to spend locally this Christmas | 07/12/11 I want to hear from retailers who have taken money off their local MPs this Christmas and those that haven't shopped locally, shame on you... more | 19/10/11 The BBC have just announced that Backbench MPs have agreed to hold a debate and vote on calls for a referendum to be held on whether the UK stays in the European Union. more | 12/07/11 “Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive” I wonder what Sir Walter Scott born 15th August 1771 would make of recent goings on. August is usually the time when our MPs take a well earned rest after looking after the interests of their constituencies for a few months after the Christmas break! more
UK Politics Cabinet Ministers Twitter Accounts | 05/06/11 Watching Andrew Marr this morning and there was mention that The Rt Hon William Hague MP, First Secretary of State, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs had made comments about his trip to Benghazi via his Twitter account @WilliamJHague more
Referendum on the voting system 5th May | 01/05/11 Using video animation is a great way to gain clarity and is used to good effect by the Electoral Commission to explain the referendum on the voting system and the potential for an Alternative Vote "AV". more
Things to do today in Sheffield | 20/11/10 If you are looking for things to do today in Sheffield, 20th November 2010, then get down the town hall at lunchtime. more
Berkshire General Election Results 2010 | 07/05/10 Check out the Berkshire General Election Results 2010No surprises in Berkshire. Reading West was taken by the conservatives but the previous Labour MP stood down. The most significant vote was for Mark Ashwell, Independent for Wokingham. more | 06/05/10 Democracy where your representatives do just that: • where they represent you, • where they are responsible to their constituents, • where they work to promote the interests of their constituents and • where they vote in the House of Commons for the benefit of their constituents. more |
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