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Miss Wagstaff does not Present … in the WAG or on Facebook
Miss Wagstaff, who does the Senedd Circular reports for this site, blog is not accessible from within the Welsh Assembly Government, has decided to bite back in blog fashion - that is, humourously.
Bearing in mind how many projects are labelled “supported by the Welsh Assembly Government”, we spent half an hour on chat designing this blog button:
The cork, by the way, is one from a bottle of champagne. As Rhodri Morgan said way back when:
We’ve got to uncork the Welsh champagne bottle and let it fizz.
I say let’s do the same thing with blogs. Uncork them all.
Dooced Welsh Civil Service Blogger goes to Industrial Tribunal
Miss Wagstaff is reporting that the Welsh blogger, and Welsh Assembly Government employee, Christopher Glamorganshire is going to an Industrial Tribunal after being sacked for blogging during the autumn of 2007. The tribunal is today. I do not have a date for the tribunal.
The greatest value that I can add to this is an English perspective, and one from involvement in the debate that lead to the development of a set of Principles for Online Participation for Civil Servants.
These are my initial thoughts about a significant cultural divide between “us” and “them”.
The Best Waste of £200k of Public Money : Meme
This morning Tom Harris MP proposed that the Howden and Haltemprice by-election was a monumental “waste of public money” of the order of “two hundred grand”. I differ; it is well worth it.
Tom’s being rumbustious, so let’s have a meme.
“The best £200k waste of public money you can think of”.
I’ll tag:
I’m tempted to tag Tom Harris himself, but I’d better not.
Senedd Circular w/b 25 May 2008: Them dry bones
This week, Miss Wagstaff has been climbing down from a high octane family weekend, only to pick at the odd bits of Welsh news before raking over the bones of the Labour electoral turmoil of weeks past… it seems that it will take a while before we get over recent events – London fell; Councils fell; then it was the turn of Crewe and Nantwich. It’s no wonder that God invented recess!
