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Reg Calvert and his boarding school of rock
A shocking abuse of the legal system where the rich try to bully the weak and poor into submission
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Paul Holmes
David McHardy
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One Comment
“Outrageous” of course will make the headlines.
But what about something very good?
Boring to some no doubt, but it was what some of us are in politics for; to create a better world.
I would like someone to write an article about the amazing work Alexis Rowell has done in Camden to green the council there, or the great work done by Eastleigh council, and no doubt many others.
Maybe not much to discuss about, but worth knowing.
As for your “Independent Voice”, i would recommend you get in touch with the New Economics Foundation and the Equality Trust for some interesting ideas.