House of Comments » matt wardman http://houseofcomments.com The Voice of the UK Political Blogosphere Wed, 01 Sep 2010 06:50:49 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 House of Comments is an independent and non-partisan political podcast presented by Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe, featuring political bloggers and other commenters giving their views on news, politics, current events, and the most interesting stories to come out of the UK political blogosphere. Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe no Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe stu@stuartsharpe.co.uk stu@stuartsharpe.co.uk (Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe) Mark Thompson, Stuart Sharpe and a variety of guests talk UK politics and current affairs on a weekly basis. UK Politics, Current Affairs, Blogs House of Comments » matt wardman http://houseofcomments.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://houseofcomments.com 04: Labour’s Debts, Twitter’s Power, Watford’s Playgrounds and MP’s Salaries. http://houseofcomments.com/2009/11/04-labours-debts-twitters-power-watfords-playgrounds-and-mps-salaries/ http://houseofcomments.com/2009/11/04-labours-debts-twitters-power-watfords-playgrounds-and-mps-salaries/#comments Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:53:00 +0000 The Speaker http://houseofcomments.co.uk/?p=83 This week on the House of Comments podcast we’re joined by Jennie Rigg and Matt Wardman to talk about a few of the things which have been making waves in the online world.

  • Labour appear to be one wrong step away from going broke – could this mean an early election?
  • The online world of Twittering Social Networking has been flexing its muscles over the past few weeks. Where is this going, and how will it affect politics in the future?
  • Was Watford Council right to use child safety concerns as justification for banning parents from 2 Adventure Playgrounds?
  • And finally, should we be paying MPs more – and is this all really Thatcher’s fault?

Hope you enjoy listening – you can download the MP3 file here, subscribe to the podcast using iTunes or simply listen in the player below.

]]> http://houseofcomments.com/2009/11/04-labours-debts-twitters-power-watfords-playgrounds-and-mps-salaries/feed/ 5 jennie rigg,mark thompson,matt wardman,stuart sharpe This week on the House of Comments podcast we're joined by Jennie Rigg and Matt Wardman to talk about a few of the things which have been making waves in the online world. Labour appear to be one wrong step away from going broke - could this mean an... This week on the House of Comments podcast we're joined by Jennie Rigg and Matt Wardman to talk about a few of the things which have been making waves in the online world. Labour appear to be one wrong step away from going broke - could this mean an early election? The online world of Twittering Social Networking has been flexing its muscles over the past few weeks. Where is this going, and how will it affect politics in the future? Was Watford Council right to use child safety concerns as justification for banning parents from 2 Adventure Playgrounds? And finally, should we be paying MPs more - and is this all really Thatcher's fault? Hope you enjoy listening - you can download the MP3 file here, subscribe to the podcast using iTunes or simply listen in the player below. Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe no 45:57