Back our troops
Many British troops serving in Afghanistan are paid less than bobbies on the beat back home.
Many British troops serving in Afghanistan are paid less than bobbies on the beat back home.
The Leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg MP, discovered more than he'd bargained for on his recent visit after being told that the history of his surname started right here - in Rochdale!
The Coalition for Economic Justice (CEJ) of which ALTER is a member, is planning a one-day conference for the Spring, in the run-up to the General Election, on the subject of Equality. CEJ is working with the Equality Trust to bring together an even broader group of campaigners (mainly those working on anti-poverty and banking reform), trying to work out how these campaigns link.
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At December's meeting of the full council, Lib Dems secured some support for making Epsom and Ewell a more cycle friendly borough.
This is part of the current debate surrounding the question of opposing the Speak in the General Election.