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There are 8 posts tagged Blogging (this is page 1 of 1).

Grimsby, a thousand delights

Having identified lots of reasons why I had, effectively, stopped blogging and deliberately taken several weeks off I found myself faced with another hurdle: what on earth do I post first if I am to attempt blogging again?

18 January, 2013 | 1 Webmention | Comment

Calling it a day

It’s clear to anyone who notices the small date on the posts in this blog that it is a defunct blog.

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in Admin | 27 November, 2012

Blogging the town hall

Last night was the council tax setting meeting.

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in Blogging, Politics | 10 March, 2011 | Comment

Chugging, comments and blogging

It’s occurred to me that I never returned to the comments I removed from the blog during the chugging episode, despite promising that I would either restore them or explain why I removed them.

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in Admin, Blogging, Wandsworth | 17 November, 2009 | 3 Comments

How fate mocks my arrogance

Yesterday I opted out of Iain Dale’s blogging poll.

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in Blogging, Wandsworth | 8 July, 2009 | 2 Comments

Tom Watson, buses and digital engagement

Because of my blogging, Twittering and dabbling in other things digital-engagement I seem to have fallen in with a crowd who are passionate about the power of social media to change the world.

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in Politics, Twitter | 7 July, 2009 | Comment

Using my blog to report back…

One of the suggestions when I asked for ideas for the blog last week (and I’m still looking for ideas or suggestions, feel free to add a comment or email cllr@jamescousins.com) was a regular ‘report’.

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in Shaftesbury, Wandsworth | 29 May, 2009 | 2 Webmentions | 1 Comment

Does the Speaker’s resignation really matter?

As someone who could be called a political blogger I should have an opinion on it.

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in Politics | 19 May, 2009 | Comment

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