Monthly Archives: August 2011

The Man Booker Prize longlist has been published (26th July) and I’ve begun the process of trying to forecast who’ll be the lucky winner this year. The prize is one of the oldest literary prizes in existence, and certainly one … Continue reading →

You might have missed this news amidst the din of alleged phone hacking and corruption – but the long-awaited Government White Paper on ‘Open Government Services’ has been published. Most of you won’t be engaged in providing services to the … Continue reading →