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National Parking Adjudication Service…on the record
At 5.23pm Tuesday 23rd August 2005 I received a call from Andrew Barfoot, Tribunal Manager for the National Parking Adjudication Service in response to a telephone call I made to him the previous day at his office on 0161 242 527.
I had discussed the case in Sunderland and had offered [...]

Many thanks to Dennis Cooper for sending this to me from the Telegraph
Clarke has a hinterland: it’s his foreground that’s the problem
By Ferdinand Mount
(Filed: 24/08/2005)
There is, we know, more joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth and we are supposed to carry home the lost sheep on our shoulders rejoicing. But when the [...]

Is this the neaxt leader of the Consevative party?
Possibly
Thanks to The Anglo Saxon Chronicle

From the Times
Interpreting laws on terror: judges, politics and human rights
From Lord Donaldson of Lymington
Sir, You warn judges against over-interpretation of the law and retreating into the ivory tower of self-indulgence whilst leaving the public exposed to terrorism (leading article, August 12; see also letters, August 15). I appreciate that one interpretation can be right [...]

EUobserver.com: “Lawyer files case to annul Luxembourg referendum
17.08.2005 - 09:28 CET | By Lisbeth Kirk
A lawyer in Luxembourg on Tuesday (16 August) filed a lawsuit to get his country`s approval of the EU constitution annulled.
A majority (56.52%) in Luxembourg voted yes to the European constitution in a referendum on 10 July, 43.48 percent voted against.
The [...]

A few short excerpts from this post at EU Referendum
According to a recent study by Harvard University, malaria slows economic growth by 1.3 percent a year. Over the last 30 years, Africa as a whole has lost at least $100b dollars due to malaria.
As a result, pressure is growing to resume use of the one [...]

Michael Howard writes in the Telegraph that judges must bow to the will of Parliament, he finishes his article with a plea:
The Human Rights Act has drawn British judges into areas of political controversy through no fault of their own. It is, however, vital for the future of our country that the judiciary exercises these [...]

A fight for the right to keep Trial be Jury in Fraud cases, Read a little about it on the Web page below.
Voting form available by clicking on to one of “Your Views”.
Here
From Anne Palmer

EU Referendum is about the only place where you can get real information on the formation of the EU Army, the only other place I have seen any reference, is the Booker column in the Telegraph and Christopher Booker gets his information from the same source as Richard North, Here you can read the [...]

This from A TANGLED WEB: A TANGLED WEB: AN ELECTED DICTATORSHIP?: “AN ELECTED DICTATORSHIP?
Get this. Last May, Labour won 36% of the vote, and the Conservatives won 33%. This resulted in 355 seats to Labour and 198 to the Conservatives. Had the Conservatives won 36% of the vote and Labour had come second with [...]

Commentators, have pointed out that the euro is a vulnerable currency because there is no government committed to a single decision-making authority. At a time of crisis one or more of the governments could decide the currency is no longer relevant.
So obviously there needs to be closer integration of the Euro states fiscal policies, this [...]

The Telegraph today reports that Islamic extremists who incite violence or praise suicide attacks in Britain could face charges of treason. The head of the anti-terrorism department at the Crown Prosecution Service will meet senior officers at Scotland Yard this week to discuss what charges could be brought against preachers whose endorsement of the suicide [...]

Light Blogging because of this below and I am busy at work sorry!
One thing I will say my local government representative, who must be up to his neck in work is always available to help me and every other licensee struggling through the red tape imposed by government, every time I have telephoned he has [...]

Telegraph | Opinion: “Not the judiciary’s fault
Sir - Your column has recently been full of letters lambasting the judiciary for frustrating the wishes of Parliament.
Don’t your correspondents realise that many of the unpopular decisions made in our courts arise because the judiciary are having to apply a Human Rights Act and a European Convention on [...]

EU Access to Ports Directive. Anne Palmer 2.8.2005.
When I think there is nothing left for this Government to transfer to the European Union, up comes another EU Regulation or Directive on the further transfer of sovereignty in an area I hadn’t thought about.
First of all, there is no doubt what so ever that the [...]

From Anne Palmer an exchange of letters the constituion
received this reply 29.7.2005.
Dear Ms Palmer,
Thank you for your letter of 8 June regarding the Oath of Allegiance sworn by MP’s.
Members of Parliament are elected to represent their constituents. Having received this democratic mandate, they should not have to take an oath to an unelected institution [...]

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Time’s up for EU
TEHRAN, Aug. 1 (MNA) — Iranians finally became tired of the European Union’s blackmail, and the Islamic Republic of Iran announced the end of its deadline for the EU to submit its final proposal on the country’s nuclear program on Monday at 5:00 p.m. Tehran time.
Iran’s decision to set a deadline for [...]