Monthly Archives: December 2011

Npower fined £2m over complaints 31October 2011 Npowerhas been fined £2m by the energy regulator for failing to handle complaintsproperly. Ofgemhanded down the fine after investigations found that npower had failed torecord all the required details of complaints receieved and … Continue reading →

  Bailiffs to increase debtors’ fees as councils seek cut of profit Ben Quinn Harrow council expects to raise £1m by making bailiffs hand over 8% of their fees. Photograph: Graham Turner for the Guardian Increasing numbers of households struggling … Continue reading →

It is alleged that a large group of homosexual MP’s are to raise the matter that sexy Terry has not, repeat not shagged any of them so they want him further charged with homophobic tendencies. It will give his colleagues … Continue reading →

Just a gentle reminder of why hundreds of Brits died! Amplify’d from politics.co.uk Comment: The thuggery of Argentina’s Falklands claim Ian Dunt: ‘The protection of peoples’ self-determination to choose their own government is the protection of the weak from the … Continue reading →

To help save the economy, next month the Government is to announce that the Immigration Department will start deporting seniors (instead of illegals) in order to lower Social Security and Medical costs. Older people are easier to catch and will … Continue reading →

“It is extremely disappointing that senior HMRC officials were not prepared to cooperate with our inquiry in a spirit of openness. We accept that there is a need for confidentiality to protect individual taxpayers, but this must not be used … Continue reading →

The whole issue of Medical recording of patients information is a political hot-potato in every country that has tried to install digital regimes. One main problem it the complete lack of security and then the human failings of the criminal … Continue reading →