Reforms designed to ‘restore trust’ in the criminal justice system will be proposed in a government report this week, including tougher community punishments. The report, drawn up by Louise McCasey, former head of the government’s ‘Respec, bro’ Unit, has the blessing of Home Secretary, Jacqui McSmith, but some ministers close to Gordon McBroon say it
Government notices more foreigners…
You can’t say they’re not on the ball, can you? ‘Communities Secretary’ Hazy McBleary sets out what action the government is taking to manage immigration. ePolitix reports that this includes a £12m programme of improvements to the way migration data is collected, a fund to help all local services manage the impact of migration, and
Getting what we pay for?
Gordon Brown is dragging his heels on reforming the way we fund our politicians. We at The British Citizen believe that the old system of party politics is, in any case, no longer right for Britain in the 21st century. One of its many flaws is certainly the whole question of party funding, which clearly
British life gone mad…#342
From anorak.co.uk:PERVERTS. Cann Hall Primary School in Clacton, Essex, is on to them. And one step ahead. Says headmistress Clare Reece: “The public nature of the internet is an issue we feel strongly about. Not all parents want their children’s picture on there. You can’t say what is going to happen in any of those









