The centre hopes to put on display memorabilia normally kept in the archives such as a short, sweet love letter to his long-suffering wife, Caitlin, that was hastily scribbled on the back of a bank paying-in stub.
The chancellor set out his decision to cap public sector pay rises at 1% a year for two years from 2013 on the back of a two-year pay freeze.
Tells about proposed measures of cutting back, including a pay cut by Beame, after his pay increase.
Will Lewis – chief executive of Wall Street Journal owner Dow Jones a former senior executive at Sun and Times owner News Corporation – backed the virtues of a pay strategy.
A joint unions statement said: "Stirling Council proposes savage cuts to both pay and terms and conditions, coming on the back of three years of a pay freeze".
It may seem like waiting staff are being greedy, denying chefs and other back-of-house workers a pay rise, but it's more complicated than that: "No one thinks the kitchen shouldn't be paid more," says the anonymous worker.
They cannot get to the back of the line, pay a penalty, and, after a time, have a path to citizenship.
Few cooks understand that it's actually hard work, that propels us out of the cramped back of a restaurant into better paid environs.
Leaving the purple sediment to crawl back down my Martini glass, we headed south-east, round the back of Queens Road, to pay a visit to the Duke Of Sussex, an OG Peckham boozer that now sits behind steel shutters and security warning signs.
When you need a ride, you can catch a colectivo (you clamber into the back of a truck with locals and pay a $0.50 fare; not glamourous, but fun) or take a very affordable taxi.
