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Forget cutting VAT: social tariffs would help tackle the cost-of-living crisis (Ian Sollom)
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Lib Dems comment on dire economic news – but we need to say more (Caron Lindsay)
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Bad drivers make bad cyclists
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The Joy of Six 1067
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My tweets
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Above the law?
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Council house rents consultation 2022
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The reality that we would all be better off if we were still in the Single Market needs to be spelled out - letter to Lib Dem Leadership
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Lib Dems get tough with privatised utilities
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Lib Dems call for energy price cap increase to be scrapped
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Not fit for purpose?
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UK's favourite parks 2022! #dundeewestend
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Roland
> In truth, funding is always directed towards areas of political support Yes we had that system before joining the EU, by channelling the monies via...- Roland
Well, I have been saying for some years, the problem wasn't Brussels but Westminster and specifically the Executive... Perhaps the LibDems should take up the "... - Roland
>The prospect of a deep, prolonged recession at a time of soaring prices means that people on the lowest incomes are really going to suffer. Whilst t... 
Richard
Freddie is right. With gas in short supply the last thing anyone should do is to encourage demand by keeping the price artificially low. What the govt should be...- Roland
Need to be careful, if the government steps in and effectively caps energy prices, that will also cap VAT receipts. So the extra VAT etc. should be seen more as...
