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School for Scandal, or Where’s the Learning in Schools Policy?
Published by: TeacherToolkit, Local Schools Network
How can we engage, deliberate and decide on what’s best for our education system?
The Pipe Will Never Be Fat Enough: Four Reforms To Deliver Competitive Broadband
Published by: SluggerO’Toole.com
When the government recently pledged ‘gold standard full fibre’ broadband, a collective cheer went up. For a short while, until we reflected upon the fate of most such announcements, the realities of stuttering broadband, and the prospect of dealing with one of the big providers.
Three Reasons Our Railways Don’t Work (and How To Fix Them)
Published by: SluggerO’Toole.com
How on earth could one of the world’s most advanced cities manage to disrupt its essential transport infrastructure, the lives of so many, and its economic activity so foolishly, and with such little interest from those in power?
If Medics Treated Patients As Governments Treat the NHS, We’d All Be Dead
Published by: SluggerO’Toole.com, Socialist Health Association
Another Secretary of State pushes determinedly, blindly on with NHS reforms, deluded in the notion that they alone can solve the great mystery of health.
My message is: no matter how well intentioned, your policy making is doomed to fail, as others have failed before you. May I humbly suggest another solution?
How Fake Are The Analyses Of ‘Fake News’?
Published by: SluggerO’Toole.com
I keep reading these analyses by commentators and earnest academics on ‘fake news’, its fertilizer of social media, with Brexit and Trump its fruit.
