A few days ago, Andy of Andy’s Miscellany wrote a post about his developing ideas in relation to politics (both LGBT specific, and in general), and particularly the way the process of coming out has influenced the development of his … Continue reading
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Incoherence in government housing policy
On Monday, David Cameron gave a speech to the CBI which touched on housing issues. The government’s housing policy has long been incoherent, and Cameron’s speech served to throw much of the incoherence into high relief. My main focus in … Continue reading →