Monthly Archives: September 2006

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1. Well that was massive - Lib Dem parliamentarians join hundreds in show of solidarity for trans people
2. Where Next?
3. Daisy Cooper takes Treasury in Lib Dem Reshuffle
4. Caling all trans allies in Brighton - show support at 1pm today
5. Up to 750,000 people disenfranchised in General Election

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Op-eds

• Lib Dem councillor calls for online participation in Council meetings (Mary Reid)
• Labour’s Employment Rights Bill – whither Liberal Democrat constructive opposition? (Mark Valladares)
• Up to 750,000 people disenfranchised in General Election (Mary Reid)
• Your freedom is my freedom: Remembering our distinctive philosophy (Ben Wood)
• Please, give young people like me a reason to hope and dream again (Rodrigo Palmer)

• Harp classes at Blackness Library #dundeewestend
• Labour's opposition hypocrisy revealed
• Suffolk Local Government reform - it's like deja vu all over again...
• Boys from the first recording of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem stage reunion
• Latest voting intention and leadership ratings opinion polls
• Despotism Renewed? Lord Hewart Unburied by Neil Hickman
• Conference moves on to Harrogate
• Final by-election photos
• Getting things done - Victoria Park #dundeewestend
• Welsh Labour's half empty echo chamber

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• Simon R
  Disappointing that Daisy Cooper is just going for the usual inaccurate trope about banks not paying a fair share of tax (in fact banks already pay a corporation...
• Evan Harris
  Labour lost the last listed Gedling seat to the Tories, not the Greens....
• Jim Webber
  Zero hours contracts are a minefield. The Public Sector is one of the biggest users of the device - as an FE teacher, I found permanent contracts hard to find. ...
• Steve Trevethan
  Might the foundation of the previous government’s deliberate neglect of our infrastructures, without which a humane and productive society cannot be developed...
• Mark Valladares
  @ Nigel, Absolutely, enabling greater flexibility for employees (within reason) will instil greater loyalty to employers, aid in recruitment and retention, a...