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Topic: David Milliband

	David Heath - June news releases
		David Heath said: “The fact that Tony Blair feels no need to respond to the Government’s failure to implement these recommendations and answer the concerns of the public is disgraceful.
		David Heath said: “While Tony Blair tries to steal a march on his own government’s white paper we are left with half baked statistics and misleading information.
		David Heath said: “While the Olympics in London can be a source of great pride for the entire country and an opportunity to promote sport and an active lifestyle to all, it is imperative that the facilities are available in local areas for people to use.
	www.davidheath.co.uk /june.html (1781 words)

	Society \| The third dimension
		Milliband, one of the brightest Blairite stars and former head of the Downing Street policy unit before becoming MP for South Shields in 2001, is no enemy of local government.
		Milliband must produce some new formula – perhaps re-examining the case for a basket of taxes and the return of the business rate to local councils, with a property tax remaining the principal source of funding – to try to fend off the inevitable political onslaught when properties are re-assessed in England in 2007.
		Milliband's predecessor, Nick Raynsford, floated the idea of a low-key reorganisation of local government to achieve economies of scale, beginning with small district councils merging back-office functions – and operating joint departments and, maybe, joint chief executives – as a prelude to more formal mergers.
	society.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5190286-108586,00.html (2674 words)

	"Let's Talk" - notes from David Milliband meeting
		David Milliband visited our group in his wanderings at this point, and said that nuclear power was a low-carbon energy source, even when taking into account the energy expenditure of building and decommissioning the power plants, so of course I had to challenge him on this point.
		David Milliband replied that compared to, say, France, where the decision to build something in a particular place is made at the top and it just happens, we have much more input from the bottom up into the planning process in the UK.
		David Milliband replied by talking about water conservation, saying it was crazy to use purified water to flush toilets, and said that he was looking at ways of encouraging grey water use.
	www.talkswindon.org /index.php?topic=618 (6543 words)

	David Miliband MP, South Shields (TheyWorkForYou.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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		David Miliband MP Labour MP for South Shields
		This MP's speeches are understandable to an average 17–18 year old, going by the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level score.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /mp/david_miliband/south_shields (686 words)

	David Miliband \| Secretary of State for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The project will build on existing knowledge and test innovative new technology in close collaboration with the livestock industry to ensure that any new developments are adopted as soon as they are approved.
		It is remarkable that the UN security council should never have debated climate change, and extremely positive that today it will do so under the chairmanship and prompting of my predecessor and current foreign secretary Margaret Beckett.
		If you want a more peaceful weeekend dreaming of sustenance for the countryside you could read the details of how the new £3.9 billion rural development programme is going to deliver economic, social and environmental benefit to rural England and financian benefit to farmers….
	www.davidmiliband.defra.gov.uk /blogs/ministerial_blog/default.aspx (2106 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Comment is free \| On your bike, David
		Affecting concern for the environment is central to David Cameron's claim that the Conservatives have changed.
		It's supposed to make us believe they have forgotten their old obsessions and prejudices and are now in touch with the concerns of modern Britain.
		David Cameron's hostility to Europe makes a mockery of his claimed green credentials.
	www.guardian.co.uk /commentisfree/story/0,,1803035,00.html (620 words)

	Daylife / David Miliband
		David Miliband's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has already laid the groundwork for council rubbish collection to be...
		David Miliband's announcement that he won't run for leader of the Labour Party is a huge disappointment for those of us who...
		David Wright Miliband, (born London, 15 July 1965) is Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in the government of the United Kingdom.
	www.daylife.com /topic/David_Miliband (571 words)

	Defra, UK - About Defra - Ministers - Rt Hon David Miliband MP
		The Rt Hon David Miliband was appointed as Secretary of State on 5 May 2006.
		From 1989 to 1994 he was Research Fellow at the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) and from 1992 to 1994 Secretary of the Commission on Social Justice.
		Born on 15 July 1965, David Miliband was educated at Haverstock Comprehensive School in London.
	www.defra.gov.uk /corporate/ministers/miliband.htm (355 words)

	Trades Union Congress - Panel session on the environment at Congress 2006
		David also mentioned in his speech a reference to climate change champions or what I think we would call environmental workplace reps. The Minister was posing a challenge to us, Paul, to train up and get more reps out there in the workplace on this agenda.
		David Miliband: The responsibility for this is obviously with the Department for Trade and Industry, Dawn, and they have a review going on at the moment, as you know from other discussions about rights at work, on how the agenda that has been taken forward over the last 10 years should be taken further forward.
		David Miliband: Let me say what we are doing and, Kathy, you can come back and tell me whether you think it is enough.
	www.tuc.org.uk /congress/tuc-12393-f0.cfm (4356 words)

	The Epoch Times \| Supporters deny Minister's Separation was Political Stunt
		David Milliband denied that Alastair Campbell had been involved in instigating the split on BBC's Sunday AM programme.
		David Milliband denied the allegations as "rubbish" and "grotesque".
		Milliband brushed aside suggestions she should step down saying that, as long as she is doing her job to a high standard "she should carry on with it".
	en.epochtimes.com /news/6-3-6/38980.html (739 words)

	The Epoch Times \| Supporters deny Minister's Separation was Political Stunt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		David Milliband denied that Alastair Campbell had been involved in instigating the split on BBC's Sunday AM programme.
		David Milliband denied the allegations as "rubbish" and "grotesque".
		Milliband brushed aside suggestions she should step down saying that, as long as she is doing her job to a high standard "she should carry on with it".
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/6-3-6/38980.html (739 words)

	David Clelland MP - Friends of the Earth Speech
		David has hit out at doubters who say climate change is not proven.
		Environment Secretary David Milliband said last week in Gateshead that the 4 tonnes of carbon emissions each of us is responsible for annually has to be brought down to 1 tonne.
		And, right on cue, David Milliband announced this week that a new department has been set up - the 'Office of Climate Change' to co-ordinate climate change activity across government.
	www.david-clelland.org.uk /060930friendsofearth.htm (1887 words)

	Personalised Learning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		David Milliband emphasised that personalised learning is not as such a new government initiative - at least in the sense that there are no set targets or dedicated funding streams.
		In May 2004, David Milliband announced that he would be working with David Hargreaves to take the programme for personalised learning forward.
		David Hargreaves is a key figure in the debate on personalised learning though his work with the Specialist Schools Trust, Becta and Demos.
	rm.com /secondary/Articles/ArticleDetail.asp?cref=HA394512&... (862 words)

	National Portrait Gallery - Heads of Government - Deloitte & Touche LLP
		A photograph of David Blunkett was taken a few days before the former Home Secretary resigned amid allegations about his private life.
		David Partner (b1956) is a self-taught photographer who has worked in Britain and internationally for over 15 years.
		David Partner said "This is the largest set of portraits I have attempted, the whole project has taken over 2 years to realise. I got into places that few have access to, had the undivided attention of top ministers and produced some of my best portraits."
	www.deloitte.com /dtt/article/0,1002,sid=50970&cid=116767,00.html (280 words)

	Jackie Danicki » MP censoring taxpayer queries on taxpayer-owned blog
		David Milliband, Minister of Communities and Local Government, is happy for (undisclosed) government employees to post comments full of praise for him on the taxpayer-owned blog he uses to promote himself and his department.
		David Milliband is one of many who take your money and work on their own agendas, on which self-promotion is paramount.
		This is an obvious fact, and David Milliband’s abuse of his taxpayer-owned blog is just one more piece of evidence which proves it.
	www.jackiedanicki.com /?p=422 (450 words)

	Ellee Seymour - ProActive PR: March 2006
		Maybe that was too tough a challenge for David Milliband's team as he revealed on his ministerial blog that it cost £6,000 to set up.
		Let me introduce you to my eldest son David, he is 15 and suffers from chronic osteomyelitis, a terribly painful infection he has had for more than 2 1/2 years, a pain he has borne with strengh and courage and never a bad word.
		David Milliband has a very trusting face and I'm sure he meant well when he started his blog, only he has fallen at the very first hurdle by not only failing to reply to those who started a conversation with him, but refusing to discuss topics that do not form part of his ministerial responsibility.
	elleeseymour.blogspot.com /2006_03_01_elleeseymour_archive.html (6487 words)

	David Milliband Calls for Powerdown (I think…). » Transition Culture
		David Milliband, the UK Environment Minister, is developing a track record for announcing big ideas without quite (apparently) thinking them through.
		Now Milliband is back, and this time appears to be calling for a national Energy Descent Plan as a response to peak oil.
		Ultimately, what Milliband’s statement appears to be saying is that business-as-usual is over.
	transitionculture.org /2007/03/06/david-milliband-calls-for-powerdown-i-think (1263 words)

	New Statesman - My vision for the future
		David Cameron is groping for this when he talks about social responsibility.
		David Miliband writes: "The power stations of the future will draw energy from a million roofs, rather than just a central generator." This would be excellent, but the trouble is Mr Miliband is backing the wrong kind of power - nuclear - in speeches here and abroad, such as at the UN in New York.
		David Milliband must surely realize that there are many in our society "can't".
	www.newstatesman.com /200704020033 (2907 words)

	A Councillor Writes: Neighbourhoods? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		David Milliband has made a major speech today.
		So does the issue of whether this practice as described by David Milliband need necessarily be a change to what happens already.
		Blyth Valley's Community Asssemblies, bringing councillors and the community and voluntary sector together with residents of the communities should not be discarded merely because David Milliband has decreed that there must be change.
	cramlingtonvillagecouncillor.blogspot.com /2006/02/neighbourhoods.html (244 words)

	Electoral Commission
		North West Conservative MEP David Sumberg is dismayed at reports the Labour government is set to ignore the advice of the Electoral Commission and press ahead with plans to lower the voting age to 16.
		And David Milliband the Schools Minister has also spoken in favour of the proposal.
		But Mr Sumberg said lowering the voting age to 16 is simply not an issue at the forefront of public concern.
	www.davidsumberg.com /new_page_18.htm (378 words)

	Comment is free: A menial message
		David Miliband's Observer article sought to defend Labour's record, but this sort of meaningless rhetoric is nothing new to the party.
		However, it is important to remember that David Milliband has got where he is today by virtue of his great intellect.
		As such a clever man he recognises that "we will only get the space to defend our record if we are clear about what hasn't worked as well as what has" And so he recognises that school can be boring and that "our arts and cultural organisations have so much to give".
	commentisfree.guardian.co.uk /matt_foot/2007/04/millibands_menial_message.html (2469 words)

	AM - Blair facing internal rebellion
		DAVID MILLIBAND: The conventional wisdom is that the Prime Minister sees himself carrying on for about another 12 months and it seems to me that conventional wisdom is reasonable.
		The Conservative leader David Cameron is simply trying to better the polls that already give Labor their worst figures in years.
		DAVID CAMERON: We've got a Government that is falling apart and fighting each other.
	www.abc.net.au /am/content/2006/s1735156.htm (622 words)

	'Empowerment and the deal for devolution' - NLGN annual conference 2006 - Department for Communities and Local ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This pamphlet invites discussion on the speech given by the Rt Hon David Miliband MP on 18 January 2006 to the New Local Government Network’s Annual Conference.
		Speech by David Miliband, Minister of Communities and Local Government, to the annual conference Of the New Local Government Network on 18 January 2006.
		In other words this is a challenge at the heart of what it means to govern in the 21st century, and I look forward immensely to taking it forward with you.
	www.communities.gov.uk /index.asp?id=1163065 (3050 words)

	fat controller, student media, student magazine, student politics, interviews, blair government, david milliband, toby ...
		Yet as David Miliband bounds into the grandly titled 'Nye Bevan' room in a flurry of shiny shoes and firm handshakes I can't help thinking that he too seems a little incongruous, like a premier league starlet sent out on loan to gain a few character building knocks.
		It is also impossible to disagree when he argues 'that the case for those progressive values has not weakened in a hundred years since the Labour party was founded in places like this' or that 'an interdependent world needs cooperative values, solidarity and social justice more than ever'.
		Yet David Miliband with his consistency of vision and intellect has the potential to move beyond the other pretenders, but only if he is prepared to once again step beyond the parapet and communicate the progressive values, not least in relation to the environment, that stretch beyond the timid conformity of the current political climate.
	www.fat-controller.com /site/content.cfm?id=07EF7567-ACF4-4FCE-1D05316CBD14F8AD (1783 words)

	200203 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		David Milliband, the minister for school standards will be discussing the Government's reforms to the school workforce live online.
		David Milliband has this week been trying his hand as a TA at Kemnal Technology College in Bromley.
		David Milliband has also made several speeches at this week's DfES Conference on training schools, in Birmingham (17th June 2003).
	www.tasonlinemagazine.org /news_2002-03.htm (4822 words)

	LabourHome » Cameron: the ideologue with no convictions
		David Cameron relishes sound bites, image and tomorrow's headlines; he has a clear sense of what will look good and almost no apparent political convictions.
		He has not had the experience or the nouse to run his current Department with any sense, as he seems to be fixated with the climate change agenda at the expense of other Defra responsibilities.
		There is currently a campaign to discredit Gordon Brown who the Conservatives consider to be a far greater threat, and to promote David Milliband, as the Tories see Milliband as a far easier Labour leader to be targeted by CCO In any future Labour government.
	www.labourhome.org /story/2007/4/14/41321/1728 (838 words)

	Teblog: Comment moderation: open or closed?
		Milliband's blogging doesn't prove a thing, except that he's willing to expose himself slightly.
		I posted a comment to Milliband's blog immediately asking whether the commenter was the same Ali Bushell that works for the DfES.
		David Miliband, Minister of Communities and Local Government, is happy for (undisclosed) government employees to post comments full of praise for him on the taxpayer-owned blog he uses to promote himself and his department.
	teblog.typepad.com /david_tebbutt/2006/04/comment_moderat.html (1154 words)

	Wellsway School -
		David Milliband MP on Tuesday 7th December 2004.
		Mr Milliband was given a tour of the new Technology extension and other nearby classrooms which have benefited from refurbishment in recent years.
		Following the resignation of Mr David Blunkett as Home Secretary a week later on 15th December, Mr Milliband was promoted to the post of Cabinet Office Minister.
	www.wellsway.bathnes.sch.uk /archive/printer.asp?613 (170 words)

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