A global archive of independent reviews of everything happening from the beginning of the millennium
For publication dates click here
Read our Copyright Notice click here
Alain Combier: Architectures
China and India probably felt they had to do it because their populations are so large you cannot know who the individual is.
In Britain we still very much do and so it will destroy defensible business advantages of the nation.
The general view on the internet is that Estonia and India messed up but that is not what it is abuzz with (YouTube screenshots):
(In a subsequent video outlines Labour MPs' objections, including on wasting political capital on the topic)
(In a subsequent video outlines deficiencies in the Estonian model and calls for at least a referendum on the issue)
(Does precedent suggest surveillance will extend to drones monitoring dog walking? Will every dog be required to have ID and if not will they have greater liberty than citizens?)
WELCOME to the GARDENS pages of WORLD REVIEWS!
We have the following reviews in this section:
GARD0007/1023 click here for:
VILLA THURET SCULPTURES IN THE GARDEN 2023
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
GARD0006/0718 click here for:
JARDIN THURET
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
GARD0005/0717 click here for:
PARC EXFLORA
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
GARD0004/0417 click here for:
THE GARDENS OF AUDLEY END
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
GARD0003/0217 click here for:
e-LUMINATE FESTIVAL 2017
Reviewed by ANDRE BEAUMONT
GARD0002/1224 click here for:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THYME
Reviewed by DAVE FRANKLIN
GARD0001/0622 click here for:
VILLA CASTELLA, FLORENCE
Reviewed by JOHN WOOLLARD
Kenwood House, Hampstead with its Orangery on the left, viewed from the 'Capability' Brown garden
The Orangery at Kensington Palace. In 1984 Ronald Reagan landed in his helicopter on the lawn, greeted by Margaret Thatcher, on his way to the economic summit
Kensington Palace
Just Spooooky