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Higgins inadequately rewarded for awesome budget savings!

Today Mr Higgins kindly sent me an email message in which he said:

'We remain within budget and on track to complete the vast majority of the venues and infrastructure with one year to go.'


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A twisty spiral of intrigue

Dave Hill coyly points to Tory Troll on '...cronyism from City Hall' and the Mirror's tabloid hanky-panky with some property developing people and money behind BoJo's 'throbbing red-veined

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Bringing Bhopal to Bow?

Dow Chemicals are to be announced as the IOC's new Global Partner?


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Anish Kapoor's red-knotted coiltrumpet

Ah well, I should know by now that any consultation exists solely to tick administrative boxes, so I probably won't bother submitting any choice thoughts this time round


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McVolunteering?

Kevin Blowe on the demise of the Food Standards Agency and the announcement that


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On top of TescoTown, an IkeaTown

Paul Norman reveals that IKEA have acquired the Sugar House Lane site for housing development.


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South Africa's World Cup: Winners and Losers


Activists and journalists in South Africa have for some time been publishing accounts of forced evictions of shack dwellers to make way for the World Cup. There are also accounts of corrupt land deals backed up by lethal enforcers.


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Hey, where's the thank-you note?

The following, © Bob Mackin, is re-posted from 2010goldrush.blogspot.com

The British Columbia government finally told taxpayers who used the tickets they bought for the 2010 Winter Olympics.


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Vancouver 2010 expenses report

Vancouver2010_expenses.pdf

City of Vancouver releases Olympic expenses

Wednesday, April 14, 2010 by David Eby


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