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• Peter Davies
  We should start by asking "What powers should the state (at any level) be exercising and at what level can they be taken democratically by a body covering all t...
• Steve Trevethan
  Might it be that “citizen awareness” does not require much money, if any at all? If/when the leader of the L Ds anòunced that we do not have a pure/genu...
• Chloe
  Thankfully MPs have rejected Kim Leadbeaters awful bill. No amount of sending opponents on some guilt ridden trips with emotive stories can change the fact it w...
• James Dennison
  Thanks David. I certainly didn't mean to imply that the UK begins and ends with England — rather, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland already have substantia...
• James Dennison
  Thanks Jana. My instinct would be to approach this from the other direction: rather than create a new English Parliament to exercise the powers currently exerci...