Via Learn Liberty, a fascinating analysis of the breakdown of the traditional left-right political spectrum:
See also The Political Compass.
😳I was taken aback to discover this in #Wycombe today.
💡I can only hope they don’t stand.
15 hours ago
On Saturday in @AllSaintsHW, we gave thanks for the life and work of the late Bishop of Buckingham, Dr Alan Wilson.
The tributes were a fitting and poignant reminder of a good life, well-lived. This passage was a good illustration of his character and wisdom.
#Wycombe
5 days ago
💡Fresh and clean new website: www.stevebaker.info. What do you think? Comments here please. Thanks! 🙏
6 days ago
💡Why not pop in to @wycombemuseum to learn about Civil War leader John Hampden, “A Wycombe Man with a Global Impact” (1595-1643)?
#Wycombe
1 week ago
🛍️Very pleased to meet today with @hellomywycombe Chair Mark, Chief Exec Melanie and board member Cllr Tony Green to agree how we can best promote the flourishing of our town centre
👀More to follow!
1 week ago
🇬🇧A terrific trip to #NorthernIreland - many thanks to everyone we visited and met: your optimism, energy and application were inspirational!
💪Now looking forward to the week #Working4Wycombe
#Wycombe
1 week ago
✝️He is risen! May the peace of the Lord be with you now and always.
🤗#HappyEaster
3 weeks ago
I wrote about ‘political compass’ some time ago here:
http://www.richmondunitedgroup.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=54&t=102 after I became bemused at how the questions were worded. Wiki hs the following quote: “According to Tom Utley, writing in the Daily Telegraph, the site is connected to One World Action, a charity founded by Glenys Kinnock, and to Kinnock herself.” – which makes it suspect IMHO.
This site I think is much better:
http://www.friesian.com/quiz.htm#text-2