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The day Freedom of Information died in the United Kingdom

Posted on April 6, 2012 by lawrence serewicz

The 29th of March passed without much notice for most people in the United Kingdom. For freedom of information, it was a watershed day. From this day forward, Freedom of Information will never be the same. Why? The First Tier … Continue reading →

Posted in FOIA, Government, transparency | Tagged First Tier Tribunal, Freedom of Information, Freedom of information legislation, government, Information Commissioner's Office, Politics, Social media | 1 Comment

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