Monthly Archives: January 2025

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1. Beating Reform will require a new economic settlement for the working class 
2. Some thoughts on the brilliant Lib Dem results in the local elections
3. Ed: Lib Dems on track to overtake the Conservatives at the next General Election
4. Reform UK: Setting up themselves and their constituents for failure
5. Good... but still a long way to go

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Op-eds

• Electoral Reform must be a priority now (Mark Corner)
• How do we deal with Reform? (David Vigar)
• The success of Reform in recent elections should be a wake-up call (Pia Corbishley)
• National Insurance exemption in UK-India deal is a gift to populism (Mo Waqas)
• Planning reform must empower communities – not sideline them (Victor Chamberlain)

• Felt crafts drop-in at Central Library
• Labour's revolting backbenchers
• Canals in crisis? A stretch of the Erewash Canal without water
• Reform sheds a third councillor: Desmond Clarke
• Bargain Hunt expert charged with terror offences
• The West of England has a Lib Dem deputy mayor
• Be more Molly
• Reeves under fire
• West End street surgeries tonight #dundeewestend

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• Brandon Masih
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• David Raw
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  The Bank of England provided a note, during the Coalition era, to remind us all about how they view money as being created and destroyed. This was necessary as ...