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30 Most Recent News Stories
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Mon 12th May 2008
' . . The length of my remarks will be inversely proportional to how much I support the Bill, so I will aim to keep them very short indeed . . '
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Sun 11th May 2008
[May 07] Susan Kramer (Cabinet Office; Richmond Park, Liberal Democrat): As the Secretary of State will be aware, many charities will have a hole in their budget when the transitional period is over.
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Sun 11th May 2008
' . . the doubling of the 10p tax rate will "resonate until there is clarity"? When will we get concrete proposals to compensate all those who have been hit?'
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Sun 11th May 2008
' . . Does she agree that her move will not accelerate the falls in cannabis use or the falls in psychosis, nor will it cut crime? '
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Tue 6th May 2008
• THE Council is backing an initiative encouraging more pupils to walk to school.
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Tue 6th May 2008
• COUNCIL applies for two more parks to win prestigious Green Flag status this summer.
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Tue 6th May 2008
• PUPILS from The Russell Primary School will be drumming the composting message into the borough this week after winning a competition run by Richmond Council.
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Tue 6th May 2008
• A £170,000 CASH pot allocated by young people to young people for projects and activities in Richmond upon Thames is open for applications.
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Tue 6th May 2008
• MINISTER for Culture, Creative Industries and Tourism, Margaret Hodge officially opened a £2.5m, bespoke arts and education hub at the redeveloped Orleans House Gallery and Stables in Twickenham on Thursday 24 April.
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Sat 3rd May 2008
[Apr 30] Nicholas Clegg (Party Leader; Sheffield, Hallam, Liberal Democrat): If someone - [ Interruption. ]
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Sat 3rd May 2008
Norman Baker (Shadow Secretary of State for Transport, Transport; Lewes, Liberal Democrat): The Secretary of State might be aware that, last month, a senior civil servant from his Department let the cat out of the bag . .
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Sat 3rd May 2008
' . . I shall focus on Israel-Palestine. . . '
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Sat 3rd May 2008
' . . Like all MPs, I dread getting a phone call from the police; one knows that it will be bad news and that there will have been an incident . .'
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Sat 3rd May 2008
[Apr 30] Steve Webb (Shadow Secretary of State for the Environment, Environment, Food & Rural Affairs; Northavon, Liberal Democrat): Those who live in coastal communities, especially those communities that are slightly more coastal than they were when people first moved in, want certainty on two points.
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Sat 3rd May 2008
[Apr 30] Simon Hughes (Shadow Leader of the House of Commons; North Southwark & Bermondsey, Liberal Democrat): What recent assessment he has made of the environmental effect of greenhouse gas emissions from aviation.
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Sat 3rd May 2008
[Apr 30] Jeremy Browne (Taunton, Liberal Democrat): Let's get this show on the road.
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Fri 25th Apr 2008
' . . We broadly welcome the points-based immigration system, as it will simplify the mess of different immigration schemes, which is all to the good . .'
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Fri 25th Apr 2008
' . .Is that not another case, as with the banks, of powerful companies running rings round ineffectual regulators and Ministers?'
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Fri 25th Apr 2008
' . . everyone in this room agrees that the biggest single determinant of the quality of life of a family in the long term is the quality of their accommodation.'
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Fri 25th Apr 2008
This is definitely the debate that Londoners want us to have just one week ahead of the mayoral elections on 1 May . .
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Wed 23rd Apr 2008
' . . The Prime Minister is deliberately making more than 5 million of the lowest earners in this country even worse off, so will he explain why he is doing the Tories' job for them?'
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Tue 22nd Apr 2008
'The Chancellor reminds me a little of a character whom I frequently encounter in the stories I read to my grandchildren-Little Red Riding Hood, who went around trying to be kind and helpful, but ended up being out-manoeuvred and then eaten by a wolf . . '
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Tue 22nd Apr 2008
[Apr 21] Jeremy Browne (Taunton, Liberal Democrat): There are two main ways in which a Member of this House can judge a Finance Bill, a Budget or, for that matter, a Government . .
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• AT its meeting next Monday 14 April, Richmond Council's Cabinet will decide its approach to the development of the former swimming pool site on Twickenham Riverside.
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• A RE-USABLE nappy giveaway is being launched by Richmond Council in support of National Real Nappy Week, which runs from 21 - 27 April.
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• A STUDY on installing a green power plant to heat and light civic buildings - and potentially local businesses - was given the go-ahead by Richmond Council's Cabinet last night (14 April).
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• WE will catch you - that is the message sent by Richmond Council to shop owners selling alcohol to children.
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• NEW state-of-the-art, solar-powered parking meters are set to be unveiled on the borough's streets in the coming year.
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• SHOP owners are being reminded by Richmond Council to heed the policy on A-boards - in the interests of safety.
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Mon 21st Apr 2008
• THE borough's libraries are getting ready for a reading rush with Saturday, 26 April designated 'Join A Library Day'.
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