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Why were coach protests ignored?
• AS someone who has always voted Lib Dem, I will re-think my choice come the next election, and urge other Lib Dem supporters to do likewise.
Following the east area committee’s decision to allow coaches bringing football supporters to the Emirates Stadium to park in nearby streets and at the Sobell Centre, I find Councillor James Kempton’s repeated claims that under his leadership the council is “listening to residents” are nothing but empty spin (Football coaches stay ... > more |
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