Today’s Link-Love: February 18, 2013
by Stephen Tall on February 18, 2013
Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…
- We need a consumer revolution to deliver lower utility prices | City A.M.
Need a closer read but interesting ideas > We need a consumer revolutn to deliver lower utility prices @allisterheath | http://buff.ly/YBmJ1v
- The invasion of Iraq did many things, putting young people off politics wasn’t one of them | Ballots & Bullets
This > ‘The invasion of Iraq did many things, putting young people off politics wasn’t one of them’ | Ballots & Bullets http://buff.ly/XfSNeh
- Italian politics: Mario Monti and Ipson de la Boccon | The Economist
Yet another use for horses – they’re also used in Italian politics to get aorund the ban on polling! http://buff.ly/XfSv7k
- Ed needs to be clearer about what one nation Labour is not « Labour Uncut
.@Jonathan_Todd > Ed needs to be clearer abt what 1-nation Lab isn’t http://buff.ly/YBlRtV I didn’t know council house sales in ’59 Lab manif
- UK Polling Report
I like @anthonyjwells question here: “Would you support or oppose the ‘Really Evil Tax’?” http://buff.ly/XfRpIN
- Richard Briers – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RIP Richard Briers http://buff.ly/XfOcc5
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