Profiled in the Guardian

I was profiled in today’s Guardian ‘Interview’. I rule! hee hee. The online photo is a bit dodgy but there is a much better one in the full-page newspaper version so I suggest you rush out and get a copy while supplies last.
I’m very pleased to know that I’m “one of the country’s most influential [...]

A Commons lack of reasoning

The farce continues!
In their attempt to avoid disclosing details of MPs’ expense claims, the House of Commons Commission and Speaker Michael Martin took the last-minute decision on Tuesday (March 25th 2008) to appeal the Tribunal’s ruling to the High Court. When angry MPs yesterday tried to find out the exact nature of the appeal, [...]

First Ministerial ‘head to roll’ from FOI

The Freedom of Information Act has claimed its first minister in the UK – Ian Paisley Jr.
Investigations correspondent David Gordon at the Belfast Telegraph (who I’m honoured to say came on my FOI course a few months ago) used the law to dig into Paisley Jr’s lobbying for a private developer. This was followed [...]