House of Comments » tracey cheetham 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 » tracey cheetham http://houseofcomments.com/wp-content/plugins/powerpress/rss_default.jpg http://houseofcomments.com 27 – The Queen’s Speech http://houseofcomments.com/2010/05/27-the-queens-speech/ http://houseofcomments.com/2010/05/27-the-queens-speech/#comments Wed, 26 May 2010 13:57:03 +0000 The Speaker http://houseofcomments.com/?p=365 We’re joined by Tracey Cheetham of A View From the Public Gallery, Darren Bridgeman of the Lib Dem Bracknell Blog, and Conservative activist and blogger Walaa Idris, to talk about the week’s events in politics.

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]]> http://houseofcomments.com/2010/05/27-the-queens-speech/feed/ 0 darren bridgeman,mark thompson,stuart sharpe,tracey cheetham,walaa idris We're joined by Tracey Cheetham of A View From the Public Gallery, Darren Bridgeman of the Lib Dem Bracknell Blog, and Conservative activist and blogger Walaa Idris, to talk about the week's events in politics. Download the MP3 file, We're joined by Tracey Cheetham of A View From the Public Gallery, Darren Bridgeman of the Lib Dem Bracknell Blog, and Conservative activist and blogger Walaa Idris, to talk about the week's events in politics. Download the MP3 file, Subscribe using iTunes or listen using the player below. Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe no 55:28 15: Bullying in the Workplace http://houseofcomments.com/2010/02/15-bullying-in-the-workplace/ http://houseofcomments.com/2010/02/15-bullying-in-the-workplace/#comments Wed, 24 Feb 2010 16:42:11 +0000 The Speaker http://houseofcomments.com/?p=263 Tracey Cheetham and Iain Dale join us to talk about the events of politics and the blogosphere over the past week.

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We chatted about:

  • Gordon Brown has been accused of bullying civil servants by Andrew Rawnsley. Do we believe Rawnsley’s accusations, and has the ensuing political battle been necessary, or has it diminished everybody involved?
  • Bloggers may be able to apply for lobby passes previously only available to professional journalists – but do bloggers need or even want them?
  • Sir Nicholas Winterton’s ill-advised remarks about first class train fares have caused the Tory party some discomfort over the past week – has he let slip that the Tories haven’t changed as much as they say they have?
  • Finally, Mark is standing in a council by-election this week – we wish him luck
]]> http://houseofcomments.com/2010/02/15-bullying-in-the-workplace/feed/ 0 iain dale,mark thompson,stuart sharpe,tracey cheetham Tracey Cheetham and Iain Dale join us to talk about the events of politics and the blogosphere over the past week. Download the MP3 file, Subscribe using iTunes or listen using the player below. We chatted about: - Gordon Brown has been accused of bu... Tracey Cheetham and Iain Dale join us to talk about the events of politics and the blogosphere over the past week. Download the MP3 file, Subscribe using iTunes or listen using the player below. We chatted about: Gordon Brown has been accused of bullying civil servants by Andrew Rawnsley. Do we believe Rawnsley's accusations, and has the ensuing political battle been necessary, or has it diminished everybody involved? Bloggers may be able to apply for lobby passes previously only available to professional journalists - but do bloggers need or even want them? Sir Nicholas Winterton's ill-advised remarks about first class train fares have caused the Tory party some discomfort over the past week - has he let slip that the Tories haven't changed as much as they say they have? Finally, Mark is standing in a council by-election this week - we wish him luck Mark Thompson and Stuart Sharpe no 41:47