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• Nick Collins 27th Jan - 2:54pm
  Mark, I used your very words by utilising "Copy" and "Paste": the only difference being in that you referred to a "a vast amount of...
• Matthew Huntbach 27th Jan - 2:31pm
  Now we seem south-east centred, and dependent on the support of well-educated middle-class liberal-minded people. Our strongest support in the south-east used to be poor...
• Mark Valladares 27th Jan - 2:30pm
  Nick, I do think that you may be misquoting me somewhat. That said, a good, effective Town or Parish Council will need to do a...
• Nick Collins 27th Jan - 2:00pm
  The process in my little town seems to have been more or less as follows. A largely self selected clique of the local busybodies, do-gooders...
• Innocent Bystander 27th Jan - 1:19pm
  Of course this is right, but no society wants disease, want and squalor. They don't want it in the drug and crime ridden slums and...
• clive englisjh 27th Jan - 12:42pm
  Here in Maidstone we have had a number of Neighbourhood Plans reach this stage, the very first was not by a Parish Council, but by...