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Day: February 21, 2007

Lords Reform Day

It’s all go around here… Dear supporter, LORDS REFORM – THE BIG PUSH Lords Reform Day has been tentatively scheduled as 7 March 2007: this is the day that, following two days of debate, MPs will be given a free vote on composition of the House of Lords. Elect the Lords and Unlock Democracy have… Continue reading Lords Reform Day

Published 21 February 2007
Categorized as politics and life Tagged constitutional-reform, democratic-reform, house-of-lords

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Comment is Free (n.b. articles from time when I was a party activist)

  • Liberal – but not so democratic in the Lords | James Graham
  • Lib Dems must agree to publicly disagree | James Graham
  • Labour's accusations of gerrymandering are self-defeating | James Graham
  • On electoral reform, it's AV or nothing | James Graham
  • Refusal to enter Lib Dem coalition was Labour's final failure | James Graham
  • Election 2010: A cruel result for the Lib Dems | James Graham
  • Election 2010: Cameron plans to stuff the Lords with Tory peers | James Graham
  • Lib Dems will make Labour sweat | James Graham
  • A new politics is up for grabs | James Graham
  • Digital economy bill exposes broken system | James Graham

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