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Skelly Blogs: Thank you Louise Mensch
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Friday, 2 September 2011. Thank you Louise Mensch. Quick post here - Just for ease of reference I wanted to summarise here Louise Mensch. S proposed amendment to the Health and Social Care Bill in relation to the provision of independent counselling for abortion as posted on Twitter. Provides indie counseling on NHS as a right/choice but not obligation. Allows a woman to choose a referral instead to any BACP accredited counselling service including Marie Stopes/BPAS (. 2 September 2011 at 03:33. And then...
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Skelly Blogs: November 2010
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Monday, 29 November 2010. On Saturday night, following a traumatic ordeal of waking up with a devastating hangover, going into work for a few hours, doing a 10k run, and then having no hot water. I eventually made it to the Reclaim the Night march in Central London. What a fantastic event! As many of you know I'm not usually one for marches. but this was organised so well by London Feminist Network. And had no danger of becoming violent given the informed audience and the important message being delivered.
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Skelly Blogs: I love the British Constitution
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Thursday, 19 May 2011. I love the British Constitution. Originally posted on the PLMR website. The poor unnoticed British Constitution. Dismissed as unimportant or non-existent by many, but fundamental to the workings of Westminster. However since Labour were elected in 1997 with a swathe of reforms in their manifesto, reform to the UK constitution has not strayed far off the political agenda - despite arguably failing to capture the imagination of the electorate. Statute law (Acts of Parliament). The un...
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Skelly Blogs: My Marathon
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Wednesday, 13 April 2011. So the last six months have flown by. I've trained in all weathers (rain,wind,sun,snow,ice). I've trained in 3 different countries, thought predominantly South London. hence why the Common features heavily in the selection of maps above! In the sessions I've been able to record on GPS I've run enough to get to Paris and back (on which note I would highly recommend the Cardio Trainer App. In aid of World Emergency Relief. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Lords of the Blog.
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Skelly Blogs: Serving those who serve
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Tuesday, 1 February 2011. Serving those who serve. Published my first post on the company blog today regarding the Armed Forces Bill this session and the codification of the Military Covenant. Read here; http:/ plmrltd.blogspot.com/. Here's hoping it adequately serves the 48,000 service personnel and their families who may be suffering from Mental Injuries as a result of the sacrifices they have made for this country. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Serving those who serve. Dr Rupert Whitaker Blogs.
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Skelly Blogs: September 2010
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Tuesday, 7 September 2010. Im a Superhighway Convert. So after taking part in London Sky Ride. This weekend I'm a total convert to the Barclays Cycle Superhighways. I cycle a short distance each day to and from work (I live and work in Clapham so it really is a short distance) and my route doesn't really involve the highways except for a short section of the CS7 on Clapham Common Southside. PS I snapped a few pics while on the Sky Ride - Check them out here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Lords of the Blog.
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Skelly Blogs: April 2011
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Wednesday, 13 April 2011. So the last six months have flown by. I've trained in all weathers (rain,wind,sun,snow,ice). I've trained in 3 different countries, thought predominantly South London. hence why the Common features heavily in the selection of maps above! In the sessions I've been able to record on GPS I've run enough to get to Paris and back (on which note I would highly recommend the Cardio Trainer App. In aid of World Emergency Relief. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dr Rupert Whitaker Blogs.
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Skelly Blogs: February 2011
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Wednesday, 16 February 2011. This isn't a dot-com bubble 2.0, its a Web revolution. So one of the most popular articles on the Independent. Today is whether the Web 2.0/Social Media 'bubble' is going to one day burst horribly in everybody's faces. What this attitude doesn't take into account is the fundamental change in the way we as individuals and consumers use the internet. The bubble can’t burst, because there is no bubble. Social Media relies on being social. And including everybody in the permeatio...
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Skelly Blogs: December 2010
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Saturday, 4 December 2010. Royal Mail Stole My Lunch Hour. Every time I go to the Post Office, I am reaffirmed of the benefits of a free market economy. Hear this Billy Hayes, I am a member of the public and I DEFINITELY want a privatised Royal Mail. Royal Mail stole my lunch hour yesterday. In fact they stole my lunch hour AND ate into my working hours. Therefore they technically owe me money. WHY build cashier desks, if you’re going to leave them empty even at your busiest time? Dr Rupert Whitaker Blogs.
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Skelly Blogs: May 2011
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Thursday, 19 May 2011. I love the British Constitution. Originally posted on the PLMR website. The poor unnoticed British Constitution. Dismissed as unimportant or non-existent by many, but fundamental to the workings of Westminster. However since Labour were elected in 1997 with a swathe of reforms in their manifesto, reform to the UK constitution has not strayed far off the political agenda - despite arguably failing to capture the imagination of the electorate. Statute law (Acts of Parliament). The un...
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