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The latest communication on Shotley Bridge Hospital
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Recent Comments
Innocent Bystander 9th Jul - 9:09pm
As usual, Joe, a thorough reply but I fear you avoid the point. #CouchPotatoesCharter is up there with #Bollocksto Brexiteers and #Defund the Police as...
Joseph Bourke 9th Jul - 8:58pm
Universal basic income has been a fundamental tenet of Liberalism since the eighteenth century when Thomas Paine advocated for a land value tax that paid...
Peter Martin 9th Jul - 8:22pm
@ Joe B, "Univeral basic income was always an alternative to the Beveridge system." And not a good alternative! That's what I'm worried about. The...
Merlene Emerson 9th Jul - 8:04pm
Thanks for this write-up, Paul, which is fairly comprehensive. I would just like to add that there is another organisation, Libdems Overseas, a g(local) party...- Joseph Bourke 9th Jul - 8:02pm
Innocent Bystander, The post-war Beveridge vision was for a system of social security based on Universal benefits and services. Beveridge wrote: wrote: "The State should... 
Martin 9th Jul - 7:55pm
William: 'The New Social Contract' is a term that alarms me, as is the concept of 'citizens' and 'non-citizens'. J.S. Mill wrote "Though society is...
