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Musings from Medway (Free subscription) | 09/29/2009
Today, the message was clear from Labour: our country faces the biggest choice for a generation – a choice between a change that benefits people like you - or a change that benefits the privileged few with the Conservatives. Labour are determined to stand up for the mainstream majority of families in Britain – to stand up for those British values of fairness and responsibility for...
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Labour.org.uk (Free subscription) | 09/28/2009
... a comprehensive policy agenda for the future - taking forward the ambitions and plans set out in Building Britain's Future. Lord Adonis said: "More and more people are turning to cycling as a healthy, green and convenient way to travel - I want to encourage this choice. "If we want a cycling revolution, everyone in the country should be able to join in. For us ‘get...
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Times Online (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
... Links“And it is a difficult year that I think you can see that we are coming through by Building Britain’s Future, taking the decisions for the long term.” At the words “Building Britain’s Future”, I felt the desire to ring the political equivalent of NHS Direct. If our future depends on this document, Gordon’s cobbled-together “strategic plan” for saving the nation...
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The Independent (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
... that colleges create opportunities for employers and employees to combat the recession and build Britain's future, and that colleges nurture talent in people and help them to progress. Other critical messages include the fact that colleges are at the heart of communities and are supported by a world-class workforce. It is high time, says Pat Bacon, the president of the Association of Colleges...
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ReARM RedNev's Real Ale & Real Music Blog (Free subscription) | 10/21/2009
... , which you can sign if you agree with the sentiments. Incredibly, Wainhomes' slogan is "Building Britain's Heritage." Fighting for your local is becoming a trend. The Southport Drinker has told us about the campaign to save the Becconsall in Hesketh Bank, which was also reported in the Southport Visiter in August, with an update here in October. And Tyson's beer blog reported...
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The Anglo Saxon Chronicle (Free subscription) | 10/19/2009
LORD MANDELSON has sparked a Whitehall revolt after demanding a taxpayer-funded marketing campaign to “spin” the economic recovery using Labour slogans. A leaked letter reveals how the business secretary has drawn up a strategy for using government advertising to build “wider public confidence” in Labour’s handling of the recession. The memo orders publicly funded...
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Financial Times (Free subscription) | 10/17/2009
Yorkshire-based Powerfuel is expected to win €180m of European Union funding to build Britain's first large-scale carbon capture power station, which is due to go into operation by 2015
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icWales (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
The European Commission is backing the building of Britain’s first "clean coal" power station.
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The Lone Voice (Free subscription) | 10/19/2009
Unelected Labour peer plans to spin facts using your cash. LORD MANDELSON Fondlebum has sparked a Whitehall revolt after demanding a taxpayer-funded marketing campaign to “spin” the economic recovery using Labour slogans. A leaked letter reveals how the business secretary has drawn up a strategy for using government advertising to build “wider public confidence” in Labour’s...
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Evening Standard - News (Free subscription) | 10/19/2009
If energy prices "have fallen" why are we all facing 40% plus increases in our energy bills? And why did the huge German energy company drop its plans to build Britain's biggest new power station a couple of weeks ago stating "their isn't sufficient demand for it"?We are certainly not being told the half of what's going on with all this.- Thomas, London
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
... tensions with some Labour MPs. Being more explicit about some of the unaccountable forces holding Britain back, Downing Street believes, would give Brown greater definition in the run-up to an election. Part of the task will be for him to adopt a tougher rhetorical line than he has so far. Number 10 remains convinced that the election must be a "big choice" election, rather than...
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Lewis' Labour (Free subscription) | 10/14/2009
... by it, however it's not as important as what the plans are for the future. If I said "What's Building Britain's Future?" most people would stare at me blankly and take a stab at it by guessing it's a book. To a degree they are correct, but they aren't as well due to the fact they have missed out the context. This is the manifesto of the Government for the rest of the year...
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Paul Flynn - Read My Day (Free subscription) | 10/06/2009
... sale of state-controlled nuclear generator British Energy to EDF, which put it in pole position to build Britain's first new reactors for more than 20 years. Hutton also galvanised political support for the industry and was instrumental in the government's decision in January 2008 to publicly back the construction of a new generation of reactors." After May the 7th 2010 his contacts...
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The Curated Object (Free subscription) | 10/02/2009
Lord’s Media Centre, Marylebone Cricket Club, London, 1994. Photo: Timothy Davey Southbank Cultural Center, London, collaboration with Anish Kapoor, competition entry, 2001 Photo: Timothy Davey Green Building, concept, 1990 Photo: Timothy Davey Umweltbehorde, Hamburg, competition entry, 1991 Photo: Timothy Davey...
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BBC News (Free subscription) | 10/05/2009
David Van Alstyne, head of Scottish Bioenergy, said "A couple of years ago the idea of using algae as carbon recycler sounded absurd but with the support of Shell, Edrington Group and the Scottish Environmental Technology Network we have built Britain's first pilot scale bioreactor."
