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'Dear the Treasury press office; wake up & join the 21st Century' blog discussion
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Cool letter .... very funny (in that I've written many similar in my time, although admittedly more to shops, etc) - do you think you'll get any vouchers as an apology for your time wasted?!
Agree it's a funny letter maybe you should get a broadsheet to publish it. That way the Treasury Press Office will definitely know who you are and the population will know how out dated some civil servants are.
BTW Strangely I've noticed it's the people who call the shots in the civil service have v. little knowledge of the internet and technical usability.
Interesting situation........ it really does seem like its more about the civil servants than about the government. The complacency and the arrogance are startling, especially given the emergency situation; and what's more, didn't Gordon Brown take up this point, about money thats redeposited? I think someone may have been listening to you on tv, Martin, even if they wouldn't return your calls.
Martin for Prime Minister. You *know* it makes sense!
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yay!!!.........I agree...... Martin, for Prime Minister!!! xxx
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Martin, I am just wondering if you have had any reaction from the call back people, yet?
No! Not a dicky bird
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