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Tag Archives: Conservatives
The consequences of DWP rhetoric
Finding critics of Iain Duncan Smith and his welfare reforms is not difficult, despite the statistics that suggest that some of them have broad levels of support. Many of these changes have only just begun to take affect or are waiting … Continue reading
The only way is still up!
Three days ago I wrote about the difficulties which the residents of Brighton & Hove face as a result of the chaos within the leading Green group on the Council and the poor judgement shown by the leader of the Labour group. Since … Continue reading
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Tagged Brighton & Hove, Conservatives, Green, Labour
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The unplanned consequences of an Autumn Coalition Shuffle
I am in the process of going through the Lib Dem conference programme to see if there will be any fringe events I could attend to increase my understanding of the role to which I hope to be elected on 15th November. … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham, Brighton & Hove, Conservatives, Lib-Dems, Nick Herbert, Sarah Teather
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