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PUBLIC MARKS from "Mal Burns" with tag uk

February 2007

Transition Culture

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New UK based site for projects to overcome energy dependency and establishing re-localisation.

Public.TV

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Site of public and government television in the UK. This link loads with Liberal Democrat listings, but you can switch elsewhere easily enough.

January 2007

Geograph British Isles

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New site looking or participation in mapping the UK in great detail. The idea is to collect phots and maps to provide more intimate information than simply the rooftop view produced by the likes of Google Earth.

Iraq: House of Commons Hansard Debates for 24 Jan 2007

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This is the transcript of last week's Commons debate on Iraq - the first one it's had and also one the Prime Preacher himself refused to attend. Luckily, the bucket was on hand to stand up for government follies. When going to this link don't think I've got it wrong. There's a brief bit on waterways and such before the debate starts around two paragraphs down. It then continues by going to "next section" - the expression "page" not seemingly known in the parliamentary language. Suffer it - you need the information!

December 2006

UK Statute Law Database

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It's taken them long enough and it seems there are still a few problems, but this essential reference to the laws in Britain is now online. Next stop - dispense with the lawyers!

London's Richest

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An extensive piece from the Independent newspaper on the huge wealth of ndividuals in Britain. Telling at a time when the divide between rich and poor has become totally out-of-synch with the notion of civilisation.

Blair promotes Turkish EU membership

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Talking of turkeys, the prime preacher coninues to run around trying to do all the things he didn't get around to furing the last decade. Europe made it pretty clear this week that Turkey's entry to the EU would be put on hold a while, so once again Blair is pissing against the wind. More alarming still is that he appears desparate to go down in history trying to settle the problem with the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Bad enough that it is far too late in his premiership for him to make any real impact. Worse still that his hasty and superficial meddling could just make matters worse for the credibility of his sucessors.

November 2006

Comics International Online

This is the leading specialist comics publication here in the UK with all the latest news and views.

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