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16 Responses to “Left Foot Forward’s Progressive PBR Live 2009”
Claire Spencer
RT @leftfootfwd: Left Foot Forward’s Progressive PBR Live 2009:- http://tinyurl.com/lff-pbr-09 <— Sign up & join the debate
Tim Nicholls
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New Reform report should be welcomed by progressives | Left Foot Forward
[…] And of course if you can’t close the deficit through painless invisible cuts and economic growth alone, then the only route left is tax. Labour has developed some confidence in this area, and we will see whether it goes any further in tomorrow’s PBR. […]
Claire Hazelgrove
But for a more all-round look at #PBR09, I'd defintely recommend @leftfootfwd's live discussion here: http://bit.ly/8fzfNU
Blogging/Tweeting the PBR « Freethinking Economist
[…] Twitter I am @Gilesyb, and the subject is #PBR. Or, apparently, you can find the discussion on Left Foot Forward, Touchstone Blog, LibCon, or LabourList. The last link seems to bring you closest to the actual […]