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Not feeling the benefit of right wing council policies: Birmingham UNISON strikers training, and a cheap adaptation of the computer system have only heightened the crisis.
Theresa Stewart, Labour Party council leader and 'left' victor over the 'business administrator' Sir Richard Knowles, is using the excuse of Tory cutbacks.
Jobs freeze
In fact millions have been saved by freezing jobs and making cuts in other social provisions while April's council tax bills have been reduced to bribe nies, primarily in construction or manufacturing.
As the files were card-index based, the access provisions of the Data Protection Act did not apply. A question mark remains over what happened to them, and it is possible that they form the basis of Caprim's records.
The organisation's new emphasis is set out in one edition of Caprim Monitor: "Not all people who cause damage to companies are political extremists. Some have laudable motives. But their methods and conclusions may fail the test of objectivity.
"One of the growth areas of 'busybodyness' is ethics. Companies are categorised, pigeonholed and effectively blacklisted on the basis of criteria decided by the 'ethical in-