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• Jason Connor
  Yes it's the upper middle classes store of choice. Not a Tescos, Aldi, Lidl or Asda even in sight...
• Phil Wainewright
  @tony/Cumbria - As Lenin supposedly said, “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen" @Graham Jeffs - The consumeri...
• peter wrigley
  Your five points are perfectly sound , but they omit the main purpose of our party, which is surely to protect and improve Liberal Democracy both this country ...
• David Raw
  Paul. I'm afraid you can't deny that the party of 'Middle England' is also the Waitrose party....
• Graham Jeffs
  Phil, you are right - a twenty-five-year span. Yet having a vision with a philosophy supported by sensible policies is but part of the issue. It seems likely ...