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20 January 2020 – yesterday’s press releases

By Mark Valladares | Tue 21st January 2020 - 10:18 pm

Apologies for the delay, press release fans! Unfortunately, the Parish Council I chair ran late, so I wasn’t able to get these up last night…

Young people deserve a clear, unambiguous commitment to Erasmus
Ministers must explain to Parliament why HS2 costs have soared
Lib Dems urge Govt to extend provision of free period products
PM must put child refugees above politics
Lib Dem peers defeat Govt on vote to protect EU citizens’ rights
PM negotiating deadline with EU woefully unrealistic
Lib Dems inflict another defeat on Govt’s Brexit Bill

Young people deserve a clear, unambiguous commitment to Erasmus

Responding to reports the Government is extending an exchange scheme …

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