Category Archives: Politics
Poor business PR from Duncan Bannatyne
Following on from Jane Wenham-Jones’ article about poor companany PR I thought it might be worth pointing you in the direction of “Twitter, shower gel and the art of terrible PR” where Duncan Bannatyne, Dragon’s Den star and owner of … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Work
Tagged customer service, Duncan Bannatyne, Gyms, Libel, PR, twitter
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This should be interesting
BNP to consider non-white members.
September 11th
So it’s September 11th again or 9/11 as it’s most commonly known as since that day 8 years ago. I guess there will always be that ‘where were you when it happened’ question and I know that I was in … Continue reading
ID cards will not be compulsory, says Alan Johnson
Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary, today announced that ID would no longer be compulsary and will now only be issued on a voluntary basis but the question has to be asked why they’re even bothering at all and not just … Continue reading
A vote for Green is a vote against the BNP and UKIP
Following the revelations amongst the major political parties it comes as no surprise that many people are choosing not to use their vote in the local and European elections as ‘they’re all as bad as each other’, and to some … Continue reading
Posted in Local News, Politics
Tagged BNP, election, green party, UKIP, vote, voting
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Tabloid Lies
The newspapers I read are either The Independent or The Guardian. I’m not being a snob, they are just the one’s I read and I feel that they are a lot less biased and hypocritical than a lot of the … Continue reading
IPCC fails with Channel 4 injunction
The Independant Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has failed with it’s attempt to block Channel 4 news from showing new footage moments before the death of Ian Tomlinson. You can view the video here. The question is why would the IPCC … Continue reading
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Tagged Channel 4, G20, Ian Tomlinson, Injunction, IPCC, Police, video
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