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Socking The Puppet – The decline in the legitimacy of Britain’s political parties
The Government is increasingly seeking to constrain dissenting voices from civil society organisations by limiting their ability to inform the electorate, constraining their role in the planning system and closing off … Continue reading →
Posted in Articles, Blog, Campaigning, Changing the Politics, Corporate Governance, Domestic, Economics, Economics, Environment, People, Policy, Politics, Public Services, Security, The Human Cost
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Tagged austerity, budgets, campaigning, charities, cuts, dissent, economy, environment, environmental organisations, government, legitimacy, lobbying, Lobbying Act, policy, political parties, politics, public sector, state, stress, Voluntary sector, Whitehall
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HOW TO DIG A POLITICAL HOLE
The Bill intended to regulate lobbying is now completing its Commons phase and will return to the Lords on October 22nd. As has been widely pointed out this Bill does little to control business lobbying but will prevent … Continue reading →
Posted in Business, Campaigning, Changing the Politics, Domestic, Economics, Politics
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Tagged Bill, campaigning, Commons, controversial, democracy, democratic rights, environmental issues, Lib-Dems, Liberal Democrats, liberty, lobbying, Lobbying Bill, Nick Clegg, restrictions, Voluntary sector
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