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The totally insane expenditure on Wales Tourism’s VisitWales (£2-4million) website is dwarfed by the mind-boggling £105 million expenditure on the UK BusinessLink website – see this article by BBC’s Rory Cellan-Jones and read some of the comments.
This is why the whole culture of public sector expenditure and procurement on ICT and IT projects has to change.
Finally an admission by the WAG (in their new economic policy document) about an issue that has been driving Welsh business mad for years and years …
“Pilot… Read the rest
It seems obvious to me that solving the economic problems of Wales requires action by the Assembly in repairing the financial infrastructure. There is nothing in the fancy new economic… Read the rest
Cardiff University researchers have discovered the heaviest element yet known to science. The new element, Governmentium (symbol=Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons and 198 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312.
‘KINNOCK BACKS ED!’ scream the headlines. A sense of déja vu? A vague frisson of ‘we’ve been there before’? Well, of course, we have. Remember the Screwloose fiasco just a few months ago and the pathetic hissy fit by Huw Lewis and his whingeing acolytes before poor old Screwers was soundly thrashed by Carwyn Jones in the Welsh Liebour leadership elections?
SOME LIB DEMS are really getting their knickers in a twist over politics in Ceredigion and the value and dangers of immigration. Currently, some of them are accusing Plaid – and specifically the county’s retired AM and MP Cynog Dafis – of something like BNP-style racism for his comments about why Plaid is finding it hard to gain the county’s seat at Westminster.
THE LIBERAL Democrats in Cardiff seem quite happy with the coalition their party has formed with the Tories in London, even the left-wingers among them. One of the key figures here is Peter Black, South West. He has been a key adviser to Kirsty Williams, his party’s new Welsh leader.
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