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Observations of an Expat: Muddling Through (Tom Arms)
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Penny for your thoughts?: Why we should have a singular Pound Sterling (Samuel Jackson)
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Scarcity and the Social Contract (Jack Carter)
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The rise and fall of Captain Hindsight (Iain Donaldson)
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Why aren’t the Liberal Democrats doing better? (Dimitri Roberto)
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The Joy of Six 1478
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Lion & Unicorn: Children, bombsites and Innocent Sinners (1958)
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Latest voting intention and leadership ratings opinion polls
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A history trail in Mumbles
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The radical instability of The Once and Future King
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Boudicca the three-legged beaver is rewilding Rushden Lakes
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Mayor of Desborough called opponent a "prick" and a "sad wanker"
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The arrest of a 'Prince' shows that UK democracy is stronger than that of the USA
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A special request: my annual appeal
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Former Reform cabinet member in Leicestershire joins Restore
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Peter Martin
@ Alex, The term legal tender, at least in terms of notes and coins, doesn't have much, if any, relevance at all any longer. We all run up bills for our gas ...
Kevin Hawkins
Alax MacFie is correct in that “legal tender” has a fairly technical definition which has little effect on the use of banknotes in various parts of the UK. ...- Kevin Hawkins
@Paul Barker The Reform percentage share in local by-elections in my monthly tables since June 2025 has been consistently in the range 25.83% to 28.63%. I can ... - Kevin Hawkins
Here is my usual month-end summary of the last fifty local by-elections. Percentage Vote Share: Reform UK 26.75%, Conservatives 20.21%, Greens 15.26%, Liber... 
Alex Macfie
The term "legal tender" is somewhat misunderstood: it means those tokens (such as coins, notes and postage stamps) that a creditor is obliged to accept in settl...
