Archive for 2007
On Tuesday, Ming Campbell and Chris Huhne visited the Thames Barrier, and I did some filming with Ming about the Government’s failure to adequately fund Britain’s flood defences.
The Thames Barrier is an impressive piece of engineering and a marvellous landmark. I have memories of visiting it when I was at school, but this time we were able to go onto one of the barrier stations, which was just as grand close up.
The 2007 Bloggies voting phase is now on – voting closes tomorrow, so vote now. The marvellous Peter is up for the lifetime achievement award in a very difficult field – against Slashdot and Wil Wheaton amongst others – and will be getting my vote.
Nominated in the Best-Kept Secret Weblog category is Woof Woofington, a blogging dog. Hmm. I can’t help thinking I’ve seen that template used elsewhere – maybe 8 out of 10 dogs prefer pink.
Via Ryan comes the news that Iain Dale has started blogging. This could be confusing.
James has written an excellent post about an absurd opinion poll and the nature of MPs’ workloads. Read it here.
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