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March of a Million and a Record Breaking PetitIon

UK citizens took to the streets, the silent, peaceful Petition soared and Parliament called time on the Tory war. As Parliament takes control of the Brexit options, the pressure on the P.M. Government and MPs continues to build to take No Deal off the table and for the people to be given the opportunity to decide the UK's future relationship with the EU.

26 Mar 2019
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Sir Vince's Speech to the York Spring Conference

Sir Vince Cable makes his final Spring Conference speech as Leader " we are committed to tackling the underlying causes of Brexit. " " What is democracy if it is not the right for a country to change its mind?" " It is dividing families, communities, and even the United Kingdom and sucking the energy out of government. "Anyone who imagines that getting Theresa May's proposed Brexit through Parliament at the - third, fourth, fifth - time of asking will bring closure and stability is suffering from serious self-delusion." "If Brexit is a political Everest, we have only just got to the Base Camp. " What a sad state of affairs that our main safeguard against Home Office tyranny is its own chronic inefficiency." "There are millions of Conservative voters who are disgusted with the incompetence, the self-indulgence and the inhumanity of this Tory Government but so long as Labour appears to be a nightmare, they will cling to the Tory nurse, for fear of something worse. "It is a sobering thought that just under 2,0

18 Mar 2019
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World Autism Week 2019

World Autism Awareness Week 1-7 April 2019 World Autism Awareness Week 2019 is taking place between the 1st and 7th April with World Autism Awareness Day also falling in the same week on Tuesday 2nd April.

17 Mar 2019
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CAMPAIGN 2019

The 2019 Campaign for the East Suffolk District Council On April 1st 2019 the new East Suffolk District Council starts its work across the combined areas previously served by the Suffolk Coastal and Waveney District Councils. It remains to be seen whether the new authority lives up to its much heralded title of 'Super' but what is certain - this new Council's elected members must demonstrate that they are willing to listen and consult the people that they serve. With the total number of Councillors almost halved and the size of the Wards enlarged it will become increasingly difficult for residents to hold their elected representative to account

14 Mar 2019
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