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Making Britain Greener

By The Voice | Wed 18th April 2007 - 5:55 pm

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Premiering right now on BBC Two in England is the party’s first election broadcast for the local elections. Starring environment spokesperson Chris Huhne, its theme is climate change and how Liberal Democrat councils are working to reduce their carbon footprint.

It’s also showing at 6.25 on ITV1 and 6.55 on BBC One. The next English PEB from the party will be next Tuesday.

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4 Comments

Rob Fenwick 18th Apr '07 - 6:58pm

I was hoping this would be online, it was broadcast without sound for the first fourty or fifty seconds on BBC1!
Rob Fenwick 18th Apr '07 - 6:59pm

Ah well, looking at the video online, it was only the first thirty seconds. Still, it felt like longer 😉
David Nikel 19th Apr '07 - 9:01am

I wish we would avoid the phrase “carbon footprint”.

This phrase has come out of nowhere and I don’t believe people trust politicians that use it…
Chris Rennard 21st Apr '07 - 3:45pm

BBC 1 re-broadcast it last night as it was shown on Wednesday without sound for the opening 30 seconds.

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