Finding Temeraire
Looking for a ship in the middle of London Never more shall sunset lay golden robe on her, nor starlight tremble on the waves that part at her gliding. Perhaps, … Continue reading
Privacy, personal data and online surveys
I do wonder sometimes if I get too bothered about the detail and whether anyone else is really that fussed (or whether it’s even important). An example was when I … Continue reading
Survey Progress Bars
A couple of posts on survey design *yawn* so I remember why I did it this way. This is stuff I went through when creating the Big Advice Survey Using … Continue reading
The Height of Goth
It was 1984 and I was 18 years old. I was in a band We were a bit Bauhaus, a bit Killing Joke, a bit crazy. I couldn’t afford an instrument … Continue reading
Twitter hack: multiple retweets of the same tweet
Not a lot of people seem to know this one but it’s really useful and something I use often when I’m really trying to push something. I used it a lot … Continue reading
Saving Justice
Well, what is there to say! It’s published 🙂 Scroll down for some reviews! As for book charts, it’s currently the #1 ‘bestseller’ on Apple UK in the ‘Law’ category (Top Free Books) … Continue reading
Episode IV: A New Hope
[Password protection now removed and comments closed] You might know that over the last year I’ve been compiling a list of all the blogs related to the Transforming Legal Aid … Continue reading
Save UK Justice: The Blogs [an update]
I’ve taken the original piece offline whilst I overhaul it. It’s been a massive bit of work over the course of the last year trying to keep on top of … Continue reading
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