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Brunswick Park, bloggers and the lessons of the Barnet Spring
CROYDON COMMENTARY: There was another council election defeat for the Tories last night that ought to reverberate all the way across London, says ANDREW PELLING “They have not exactly embraced transparency or welcomed being held to account by the borough’s … Continue reading
Boris gets tough on expenses claims: will O’Connell be next?
This is an interesting little note on Dave Hill’s London page of the Grauniad website: London Mayor Boris Johnson publicly reprimanding a Tory London Assembly member for his avaricious expenses claims. Last week, after some diligent work by a hyperlocal … Continue reading