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Search Results Battersea and Tooting Liberal DemocratsCategory: Regional>Europe>United Kingdom>Society and Culture>Politics>Parties>Liberal Democrats>Local Parties and Branches A list of members of the branch, which covers two parliamentary constituencies in South London - Battersea and Tooting. http://batterseaandtooting.libdems.org/ Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check Unitarian Society Category: Reference>Encyclopedias>Subject Encyclopedias>Spartacus Educational>Reform of Parliament One of the early reform groups, Unitarians were closely identified with social and political reform. Considered religious radicals in London, they formed the Unitarian Society in 1791 to promote the cause of parliamentary reform. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRunitarian.htm Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check 10 Downing Street Newsroom - Hunting Bill Category: Regional>Europe>United Kingdom>Society and Culture>Politics>Issues>Hunting Bills>Legislation>Hunting Bill 2003 Afternoon briefing. Explanation of the previous day's vote in Commons and upcoming parliamentary procedures to be followed. http://www.pm.gov.uk/output/Page4062.asp Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check Indonesia and Transnational Terrorism Category: Society>Issues>Warfare and Conflict>Specific Conflicts>War on Terrorism>International Policy>Asia>Indonesia Discusses the existence of terrorist groups in the country and the indonesian government's efforts to detect and fight them. Published by the Australian parliamentary Library. http://www.aph.gov.au/library/pubs/CIB/2001-02/02cib06.htm Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check Telegraph - Tories attack timing of hunting debate Category: Regional>Europe>United Kingdom>Society and Culture>Politics>Issues>Hunting Bills>News and Media>2001>February Yesterday in Parliament. Michael Kallenbach, parliamentary correspondent. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=%2Fnews%2F2001%2F02%2F28%2Fnpar28.xml Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check United Kingdom Parliament Category: Regional>Europe>United Kingdom>Government>Parliament Information on both houses and national parliamentary services, including texts of bills and Hansard reports. http://www.parliament.uk/ Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check Rage at Ebeid Category: Regional>Africa>Egypt>Society and Culture>History>Railway Fire and Disaster of 2002 Reports early parliamentary debate on the causes of the Upper Egypt train disaster; by Gamal Essam El-Din, in Al-Ahram Weekly Online, Issue No. 576 (7-13 March 2002). http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2002/576/eg32.htm Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check The House of Commons Committee on Transport, Local Government and the Regions Category: Regional>Europe>United Kingdom>Society and Culture>Issues>Transport Reports of the Committee. Full text of the committee's views and of evidence it has taken on transport issues in its capacity as parliamentary overseer of the Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions. Details of hard copies available for purchase. http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmtlgr.htm Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check John Wade Category: Reference>Encyclopedias>Subject Encyclopedias>Spartacus Educational>Reform of Parliament Journalist who wrote several articles in favor of parliamentary reform. (1788-1875) http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRwade.htm Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check Samuel Smiles Category: Reference>Encyclopedias>Subject Encyclopedias>Spartacus Educational>Reform of Parliament Abstract: Born in 1812, the eldest of eleven children, after attending the local school he left at fourteen and joined Dr. Robert Lewins as an apprentice and then went to Edinburgh University in 1829 to study medicine and graduated in 1832. While in Edinburgh, Smiles became involved in the campaign for parliamentary reform. In 1837 he began contributing articles on parliamentary reform for theLeeds Times and decided to abandon his career as a doctor and to become a full-time worker for the cause of political change. In the 1850s Samuel Smiles completely abandoned his interest in parliamentary reform and now argued that self-help provided the best route to success. He died in 1904. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRsmiles.htm Reviews Rating: Not yet Rated Whois Check Next 10
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