Not exact matches
Margaret Hodge, the
chairwoman of the Commons
public accounts committee who earlier this year accused Google
of breaking its company motto
of «don't be evil» said it had once again shown contempt for its customers and UK taxpayers.
The image
of the shrinking violet former girls» school pupils may not sit easy with single sex alumni like the fearsome former
chairwoman of the Commons
public accounts committee Margaret Hodge and leading actress like Dame Judi Dench and Harry Potter star Emily Watson.
Margaret Hodge MP,
chairwoman of the Commons
public accounts committee, said: «The decision to change fundamentally the nature
of the programme away from one solely directed at struggling schools is up to the government, but taxpayers have the right to expect a more considered and controlled approach to
public spending than the department has so far displayed.»