I have just received a newsletter at work (one of many!) and thought one of the topics might interest users of this forum, the topic in question concerns the ten yearly census. A government quango (I know not another quango!)has produced a report that states the ten yearly census should be scrapped as it is always going to be outdated and inaccurate and apparently in this modern computer age there are better ways of compiling data/statistics on the population (always assuming of course some official doesn't leave it on a train somewhere!!!)
Oh No! What will the genealogists of the future use as a source of information then?
Still if they do scrap the ten yearly census then the government may release all existing census data early (no I didn't really think so either)
Then again if this experiment in France, with these atom blasters, or whereever it is goes wrong the world will end anyway and there won't be a need for the census afterall!
Kee your fingers crossed that we're all still around on Thursday to make use of the census..:o
Until the next time.
BourneGooner out.........
Oh No! What will the genealogists of the future use as a source of information then?
Still if they do scrap the ten yearly census then the government may release all existing census data early (no I didn't really think so either)
Then again if this experiment in France, with these atom blasters, or whereever it is goes wrong the world will end anyway and there won't be a need for the census afterall!
Kee your fingers crossed that we're all still around on Thursday to make use of the census..:o
Until the next time.
BourneGooner out.........
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