April’s Fools
On April 1st, bumbling humbugger David Tredinnick rose on his pes planus to ask The Secretary of State for Health: ‘In his travels to the People’s Republic of China, what […]
Tag Archives: science
Chief Medical Officer tells Tredinnick where he may as well stick homeopathy!
The transcript of oral evidence given during the fourth evidence session of the HoC Select Committee for Science and Technology’s inquiry into antimicrobial resistance is now available. Being of the […]
Tredinnick’s continuing abuse of his membership of the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology
He just cannot help himself. During the fourth evidence session of the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology’s inquiry into antimicrobial resistance last week, David Tredinnick, quoting […]
Tredinnick’s continuing abuse of his membership of the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology
He just cannot help himself. During the fourth evidence session of the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology’s inquiry into antimicrobial resistance last week, David Tredinnick, quoting […]
Is the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology sufficiently rigorous?
To re-emphasise, the raison d’être of the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology is: ‘… to ensure that Government policy and decision-making are based on good scientific […]
Is the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology sufficiently rigorous?
To re-emphasise, the raison d’être of the House of Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology is: ‘… to ensure that Government policy and decision-making are based on good scientific […]
The (un)acceptability of pseudoscience in Parliament
The transcript of the second evidence session of the Commons Select Committee for Science and Technology’s inquiry into Antimicrobial resistance is now available. Here, I edit and compile contributions to […]
More on the (un)acceptability of pseudoscience in Parliament
My letter stimulated by David Tredinnick’s inappropriate contributions to the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee’s inquiry in to antimicrobial resistance was copied to the Chair of the Committee. […]
