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• Dennis Wake 27th Jan - 10:34am
  It is often assumed that if the Liberal Democrats stood down their votes would go to Labour. Is there any evidence that this is what...
• Nonconformistradical 27th Jan - 10:28am
  I agree with Mark as to their value. e.g. if one lives in an area where the principal local planning authority is controlled by a...
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