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Category Archives: Politics
Millions of small actions will make the difference
Charity shops like this are kept alive by armies of volunteers. Any social policy must empower and fund the volunteers who keep our society vibrant Over the past few days at the NACAS Conference I have been inspired by so … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Age Concern, Age UK, Charities, Charity Shops, Community Care, Strong Communities, Volunteering
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If you think poverty started in 2010 you are part of the problem
This map from the Office for National Statistics shows that the UK is above mid league in terms of risk of poverty throughout Europe. If we leave the EU and the Single Market we will dream of these days as … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged absolute poverty, austerity, Devolution, Liverpool City Region, ONS, poverty, regeneration, relative poverty, SRB programmes
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Politicians and their Families
I had a great time spending 48 hours with Erica and no politics. I hope she enjoyed it as much as I did!! There has been a lot of press attention in the last few days about the fact that … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Councillors, Ed Davey MP, Erica Kemp, Jo Swinson MP, Norman Lamb MP, Political Leadership, Public life, Vince Cable MP
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So who should the next Lib Dem Leader be?
Tim Farron was a great Leader of our Party. He should be proud of his achievements in just 2 years in terms of increased numbers of members, councillors and MPs Before answering the question of the day for us Lib … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Ed Davey, Jo Swinson, Lib Dem Leader, Lib Dems, Liberal Democrats, Norman Lamb, Tim Farron, Vince Cable
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They are political terrorists not religious ones
A United Kingdom means not only uniting the four home nations but uniting all the faiths and beliefs into one coherent and tolerant entity After three recent terrorist atrocities those who seek to demonise one particular religion have had a … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Anglicans, Catholic faith, Christianity, Hindu Faith, IRA, Islam. Moslems, London Bridge attack, Manchester bombing, Protestant, Sikh Faith, Terrorism, Terrorists
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Only the Liberal Democrats can stop a huge Tory majority
The Lib Dem Bird is flying high as we enter the first hurdle of the County and Regional Elections. It will be soaring when the gains come in after those elections and before the recently announced General Election When I … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Conservative Party, General Election 2017, Green Party, Labour Party, Lib Dems, Liverpool, Norman Lamb, Tim Farron
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Let the Teachers teach!
“All schools should be art schools”, say these posters. Perhaps that would help broaden the highly restricted curriculum which many schools now offer. I looked with interest at the proposals by the Labour Party to add VAT on to the … Continue reading
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Tagged ATL, Free School Meals, Healthy Lunches, Labour Party, Learning, National Curriculum, NUT, OFSTED, Universities
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