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• February 01, 2010
• 12:37

  New News Company set up

   » ‎ Hammish Advertiser
  
  
  A new Media Company has been set up by the Hammish King Lewis to compete with other News companies such as MilleniumNews and also the Hammish Advertiser. The company is expected to set up the paper "Hamland Today" along side "The Micronationalist" which will exist as privately owned news blogs.
  
  The Hammish Advertiser is expected to remain nationalised and it's role in the Hammish community will be secured by allowing more input by the Hammish Public.
  
  This also stems the start of the Hammish economy, with RNB expected to receive a competitor thus signalling the start of a new economic boom.
• 12:19

  Hammish Parliament decides future

   » ‎ Hammish Advertiser
  The Hammish Parliament has recently been filled with Constitutional debate, which has led into a reformist group and more conservative group emerging, with the HNP oddly switching sides to the Conservative side.
  
  The New constitution was originally passed with the support of the HNP, but the constitution is now being reconsidered by the King who is now more in favour of a British Style constitution and less restriction on the direction of government.
  
  The changes the constitution has already made has resulted in an election for speaker of the house of Commons, with CJMiller standing against the King.
  
  In other news the dissolution of parliament is expected to take place on the 7th of February in time for a general election which has been delayed due to constitutional debate.
  
  The new situation shows a change in Hamland's power structure away from the original HNP supporters. The new reformist group appears to be taking more power from the King and the HNP are now supporting the King's powers to be bolstered as a check and balance.
  
  It is expected that the general election will decide the direction of the nation over the next 4 years. (4 months irl)