The Red Cell

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The Red Cell is a site well worth looking at for its broad reaching political research. So we have added a link to the "Interesting Sites" panel to the right of this page.

One article by Adrian Hill, frowns on the establishment's recruiting methods and explains in part how our government and governing civil service seem to be in such mess: it's good reading.

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