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Robin Lawrence and Nick Clegg

Nick Clegg says poll shows next election 'not shoo-in'

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has welcomed a new opinion poll in The Observer that suggests the next general election will not be a "shoo-in". Mr Clegg was speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show. The poll suggests that the Conservative lead over Labour has been reduced to just 6% and if repeated at a general election it would result in a hung Parliament.

22 Nov 2009
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Successful Annual Dinner in Calne

Liberal Democrats in North Wiltshire are in great heart following their annual fundraising dinner in Calne Town Hall this week (Saturday 21 November). Following an excellent meal prepared by local caterers Andrew and Frances Evans, they heard from the Prospective MP Mike Evemy and Graham Watson, MEP for the South West and Gibraltar. Mike talked about his plans to unseat James Gray at the forthcoming general election whilst Graham focused on recent events in Europe including Conservative MEPs leaving the centre-right mainstream and the appointments of the Council President and High Representative.

22 Nov 2009
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Car tax

I have to endorse the aspirations of Suffolk Acre (EADT 19/11/09) in calling for a reduction in car tax for those in rural areas.

DC
22 Nov 2009
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The Cat's Out of The Bag

Whilst all the attention was on the marathon Brent Cross planning meeting this week, it was events at the Business Management Overview and Scrutiny Committee that could have a much more profound impact.

CJC
21 Nov 2009
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