Monthly Archives: December 2009

Liam Murray on Twitter suggested I have a go at this. Here’s my attempt to write a Conservative PPB that I think would be effective. I hope I don’t need to add that I think it’s awful nonsense, but y’know, … Continued

No, this isn’t another post about climate change… Last night, over dinner, my girlfriend and I (how pompous – me and my girlfriend? the little lady and the gorilla? Legs and me?) had an interesting debate about why people develop … Continued

Today, David Cameron uses the Guardian to re-announce his plans to allow Tesco and Marks and Spencer to use a proportion of people future fuel savings to fund loft insulation work  today. So if doing £1,500 of work on greening … Continued

Is there some strange mutual attraction between Tory bloggers, climate change nonsense and mid market tabloids? Over the weekend it was Iain Dale and the Mail, and  now it’s Tim Montgomerie’s Conservativehome and the Daily Express. Both Conservativehome and the Express … Continued

is great fun, honestly. Sadly, my time is limited and work must be done. While I enjoy responding to the numerous poo pies being thrown in the previous thread, I can’t devote today to it. Things to do, conspiracies to … Continued

A hilarious moment today, dredged up from looking at the Blogs over the weekend. Poor old Iain Dale. He’s not a climate change scientist, but he wants so desperately to believe that climate change isn’t something we should believe in, … Continued

Something to think about when reading the papers today – Anyone who thinks that Sally Bercow’s political views and activities are in any way the business of John Bercow is just being an old fashioned sexist idiot, however they dress it up.   … Continued

Minds far more intelligent than mine are running away with the intellectual ball on the PBR. Perhaps the strangest contrast yestoday was the difference between that the Government proposed and the Irish Budget later that afternoon. Watching the Irish was … Continued

Last night I had a choice. I could either go to the gym and get my run on, or I could do a post about the PBR. I chose the former. But I felt guilty. I should have been at … Continued

…when work gets in the way of pontificating. I will write about the PBR, but not yet. I am, as ever, open to offers of renumerated employment for the service I provide so readily for free. PS. Did anyone else … Continued