Joined-up government has secured two notable achievements. Firstly, with the work of the CPS and Merseyside police in bringing the killers of Anthony Walker to justice today..
Stuart Glendinning Hall
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Pensions vs Obesity
With the new pensions report to be published today to set a new retirement age of 67 I wonder if anyone would point out the possible conflict with another population trend?..
Real Science - Encouraging experimentation and investigation in school science learning
Yesterday’s NESTA report into the worrying state of science experimentation in UK schools made me smile..
Is Choose and Book key to NPfIT?
Just caught up in Computer Weekly on last week’s Choose and Book story with the DH and Connecting for Health in the press over changes to the programme. .
Testing the temperature
Stuck for a Xmas gift idea? Here’s one gift which should appeal to the nerd in all of us, designed by Galileo, and now available at Argos..
The Brazilian connection
I had a very pleasant journey back to London in the company of Nicholas Wood-Dow who was at the conference to promote open source software..
eAccessibility’s 70% failure rate
The last session titled ‘No Citizen Left Behind’ focused on the complex issues of exclusion from e-services, a feature of all EU states..
E-Government on a Friday morning
So first off I went to the session titled ‘Local/Regional eGovernment: Programme for Change’ with Tim Rainey from Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council, Kari Nenonen, from Finland, and Tom Auwers from Belgium..
Georgie Best’s Yellow Submarine
Now that I’m sort of recovered from last night’s footie and post-match drinks, I’m here to distill some highlights from the E-gov conference..
Georgie Best’s Yellow Submarine
Now that I’m sort of recovered from last night’s footie and post-match drinks, I’m here to distill some highlights from the E-gov conference..