Recent comments
Most recent annotations on things by Angela Eagle
- rob garrard: the minister is not taking into account the effects that this change will have on the vat reclaimed on purchases by bingo clubs. the treasury was given figures by three independant operators two... (15 May 2009)
Read annotation | All by this user - John Byng: At last the Government is beginning to realise that local procurement has been taken too far in government. Gas, electricity, paper, pens, desks, chairs etc could all be bought more cheaply... (28 April 2009)
Read annotation | All by this user - Eunice Deuchar: I was totally disgusted to hear the comments made by Angela Eagle re Naomi House Funding. I agree entirely with David Clark. To equate the needs of terminally ill children and the needs of... (5 December 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - David Clark: Angela Eagle cannot distinguish between the plight of dying children in a hospice with that of cats needing protection. This is an outrageous position for the Government to adopt. (5 December 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Mark Tonge: 5p on fuel duty eh? Not wanted at all, but Angela you've not so skillfully completely avoided answering the question... (31 October 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - John Byng: The Government is right to seek to tax aviation thoroughly (so that the polluter pays) but in ways that do not drive business overseas. But if they get it right, the beneficiaries will not be... (9 October 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Alan Robertson: What a difference five months makes, eh? (28 August 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Andrew James: Yet again, the best a Labour minister can come with is look at the history books. Who cares what happened under the last Conservative goverment, that was over 11 years ago. (9 June 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - mick angel: Angela Eagle is proposing that a beauracratic mess continue even after the admission that the legislation is causing problems. For what reason she'd prefer this state of affairs to continue I... (30 April 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Robert Naether: Then why are people at 60 or 65 being sacked when they want to work on, why is the law not changed to allow people to stay in work no matter what the employer wants (18 March 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Chris Senior: as usual with this idiot, she answers an unasked question instead of the one asked! As a previous comments states, she should do the honourable thing and resign, but there again, "Honour &... (25 January 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Martin : The minister has, by this answer, proved herself to be useless. 600 jobs gone and she waffles and pithers about. Not good enough. Follow Peter Hain's example. Resign. You are not up to the job. (25 January 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Keith Neilson: No, because the gov't are issuing the contract it is up to the gov't to ensure that the product supplied (in this case a website but the same follows for absolutely anything that the government... (20 January 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Keith Neilson: This is not relevant to the various government websites however. Websites are by their nature independent of the operating system which the browser runs on, they have to be or the growth of... (20 January 2008)
Read annotation | All by this user - Ross Gardler: Open standards are not enough to prevent lock-in, they help, but they are not enough. See http://involve.jisc.ac.uk/wpmu/oss-watch /2007/11/30/open-standards-do-not-always -prevent-lock-in/ for... (21 December 2007)
Read annotation | All by this user - Kenneth Armitage: Fascinating. I have often wondered where ministers get their facts and figures from, according to the ONS, apart from the 890,000 unemployed claimants there are 7.89 million economically inactive... (7 December 2007)
Read annotation | All by this user - Joyce Glasser: Parliamentary Sec. at HM Treasury, Angela Eagle, talks of the massive youth unemployment that Labour's apprenticeship schemes reduced. Ms Eagle then refers to a whole generation on the scrap heap... (1 December 2007)
Read annotation | All by this user - Tony Rowe: As a resident of England this is all mumbo jumbo. I see cancer patients in Scotland receiving drugs denied to people in England on grounds of cost. I hear of free prescriptions in Scotland. I... (23 November 2007)
Read annotation | All by this user - neil prosser: Angela Eagle , what world do you live in, its fact that the elderly and disabled are are seen by most as a burden , watch a disabled person cross a pedestrian crossing and look at the frustration... (10 June 2007)
Read annotation | All by this user - Laura Peter: My family have experienced a very positive outcome as a result of the expertise, integrity and helpfulness of all the staff at Clattebridge Oncology Centre over te last five (plus ) years. This... (26 April 2007)
Read annotation | All by this user - Dr Peter Bowen-Walker: I am personally of the opinion that if you are going to open-up your house or business to the public (such as by running a guest house), then you should open it up to everyone; without exception,... (10 January 2006)
Read annotation | All by this user - Stuart Beamish: I still think the act needs to reflect the many differing establishments offering board in this country, and to allow people the right to choose not to let to people they don't want to. I... (29 December 2005)
Read annotation | All by this user - Dr Peter Bowen-Walker: If the consequences of the inconsistent logic applied by religious people like Mr Richardson in his arguments against homosexuality were not so serious I could be amused by the weak-mindedness of... (25 December 2005)
Read annotation | All by this user - Simon : Neil: 1) Your argument seems to be based on the statement that "human reason is flawed, and not authoritative" - the implication being that the Bible is not flawed and is authoritative since... (12 December 2005)
Read annotation | All by this user - Simon : I think you were agreeing with Stuart Beamish, rather than me. I disagree with his second paragraph, for reasons I think I have more than outlined elsewhere - because it is discrimination. If... (12 December 2005)
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