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Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The Parliamentary Yearbook is a handsome document and we are very happy with our contribution to it. I found the depth of information about developments in the health sector and the incisiveness of the opinion and comments expressed extremely useful and the feed-back I received enabled us to form key new business contacts.


Online Parliamentary Information Office 2012: My college appeared in the further education report in the Parliamentary Yearbook. The editorial piece appeared online and in print and I was very pleased with the response we received. The link on the yearbook website has proved particularly helpful in generating new contacts and I must congratulate the publishers on a very fine publication.



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About Debt Crisis

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I'm not sure I understand why DT and many others describe "export driven economies" and "import economies" as if they are simply two ways of running an economy that could work equally well.
In my simple mind economies that export more than they import will be healthy and those that import more than they export will be sick.

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I think it is a perverse view to take: to put a a corrupt and vainglorious politician back in position in the hope that he will bring the house down, but that is what we hope. Put the beast down before more damage is done to ordinary people's lives — we know damned well the politicians and technocrats won't be affected by their damage.

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Regeneration in the West Midlands

Supercool were commissioned by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council’s marketing department to devise concepts, design and copywrite a series of adverts. They feature in Blake’s Parliamentary Yearbook, a publication containing information about MPs, local councils, transcripts of Parliamentary speeches, letters from leading government figures and so on. Updated annually, it’s used by top political representatives all across the UK.
Our solutions for promoting the (Solihull) council’s regeneration strategies and procurement processes were extremely well received.



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News About Tax on Pensions

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Nothing is safe in the current circumstances.  Money printing and fiscal deficits for decades have brought us to where we are now.  The redistribution of wealth has already happened.  Now is simply the accounting phase.



Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The gravity of the headline suggests that this is the only government commitment that has been reneged on. It is only one - and not a particularly important one at that. We don't need "experts" to recognise that.



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Info on Cut Price Mortgage Deal

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: The elephant in the room.
For many, many decades not nearly enough
houses were built to meet UK demand.
Result?  Too much national capital tied up in
housing.

When are UK govts going to wake up and stimulate
the building of many more houses per year?

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: A final desperate attempt by the BoE to keep inflated the UK house price bubble.  You may as well let house prices collapse & then we can talk about recovery but that we just be too painful.

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Budget Information

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Want to see the wishes of 60% of the UK represented at the EU .
Watch Nigel Farage at the E.U. Parliament yesterday, u-tube or the UKIP website. In two minutes flat you will understand what is rotten at the heart of the E.U.  The interesting thing is that no-one offered an alternative argument, funny that don't you think. > But despite all this E.U. loving Labour won Corby -WHY ?




Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Stop using the veto word - you are beginning to sound shrill.

Try this

"To justify to the UK people that our huge financial commitment to the EU -with no valuable return - is a good thing - I have decided this morning, that we must approach this problem on a purely democratic route.

In May 2o13 Her Majesty's Government will hold a full Referendum on the subject of whether the people of the UK wish to remain in the Political EU.

This will clear up any misunderstandings about every EU related matter.
In fact because there are so many millions of people in the EU who are also not sure of the direction and costs of the EU - may I recommend that such a Referendum is held in every country.

Also - unlike the last times - when the EU Commission ignored or quashed the result of the Referendum -this time when the people have 'spoken' - the way ahead will be much clearer."

There now - isn't that being positive?

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Parliamentary Information Office 2012 Updates

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: Only two stand-up comedians? He has 352 behind him on the NuLab backbenches. The Coalition has even more hence their majority. None of 'em stand-up well though. Also, this is no way to refer to Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper even in the DT. 

Parliamentary Information Office 2012:  This comes as no surprise. The marxist dumbo hasn't an original thought in his head.

Watching him performing is like hearing a child coming home from 'first day at school' with his first joke.

Have you heard the one about the empty match box?

There's nothing in it Ha Ha Ha.  

What I'd really like to know is; who is his voice coach? 
The equally useless idiot who is trying, and failing to teach him 'ordinary person's' glotal speech . innit!
Whatever he's paying him; he should ask for his money back.

Parliamentary Information Office 2012: One champagne socialist taking advice from two others....

Parliamentary Information Office 2012:  Nothing new, Boris Johnson's sketch writer was interviewed on TV a  few months ago.

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