What’s being debated in our members’ forum this week?

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What’s being debated in our members’ forum this week?

By The Voice | Sat 6th September 2014 - 11:45 am

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Here’s some of the most active discussions this past 7 days:

Toll roads + Welsh Lib Dems proposal for Severn Bridge

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ALDC Spreadsheet of Councils and their Composition

FE adopts 50% quotas for federal committiees

Clacton: Survation put UKIP 44% in the lead

Presidential (potential) candidates

Scotland. A vote for separatism or staying together?

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