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Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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This simple change in the law could save our music venues
After a concerted campaign, the government have agreed to back new legislation which could protect live music in the UK.
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Almost everybody thinks the government was wrong to bail out StageCoach – even Conservatives
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People are being sent to prison unlawfully for not being able to afford council tax
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Trying to rebrand as green, the Tories are taking credit for EU policies they tried to block
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Ben Bradley’s comments on vasectomies are vile – and completely inline with Tory ideology
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