Wales Online 4 months ago

Hitting out at ‘unfair budget’

HOME Office Minister David Hanson has publicly announced that South Wales Police is properly funded. Full Article at Wales Online

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  1. We have shown the Home Office and ministers at both Whitehall and Cardiff Bay time and again the evidence that we are, and have been for a long time, underfunded. We will continue to meet ministers and raise our concerns about the unfair funding system which leaves South Wales without the appropriate am...
    SOURCE: Wales Online 4 months ago
  2. The government forgets that George Orwell's 1984 was a warning, and not a blueprint ... We are still a long way from living under the Stasi, but it beggars belief that is necessary to spy on one in every 78 adults.
    Chris Huhne – Chris Huhne SOURCE: ZDNet UK 4 months ago
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  2. LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 12: Conservative Member of Parliament Damian Green walks near Parliament on October 12, 2009 in London. An official report has said that the arrest of the Tory front bencher during an inquiry into Home Office leaks was 'not proportionate'.
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  7. LONDON - SEPTEMBER 25: The Home Secretary Jacqui Smith unveils the design for the new identity card at a press conference, at the Home Office on September 25 2008 in London, England.

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