Hero and Zero of the Week

Posted in Features. Written by Donal Blaney on June 22nd, 2009

This Week’s Hero Is…

…The Sunlight Centre for Open Politics. This excellent new organisation aims to shine a light into the darkest corners of Westminster, in search of accountability and openness. They are to be congratulated. Take a look around their website and check out their current campaigns.

This Week’s Zero Is…

…The Lord Chief Justice, for allowing a criminal trial to go ahead without the inconvenience of a jury. This is a shameful assault on the ancient liberties of this land, and another example of why this tired government should go.

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