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Blair is running scared of the Liberal Democrats

Tony Blair is claiming votes for the Lib Dems could hand victory to the Tories. The Prime Minister said it would only take one in 10 people who voted Labour in 2001 to "drift" to the Liberal Democrats to put the Tories in government. He has also said if just one in 50 Labour voters switched to the Lib Dems or abstained in the top 75 marginals, Mr Howard would become Prime Minister.

29 Apr 2005
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Conservative County Councillor backs the Lib Dems

John Phillips, who was elected as the Conservative County Councillor for Frimley Green & Mytchett in 2001, has sensationally resigned from the Conservative Party. More remarkably, he has urged local voters to support Duncan Clark, the Lib Dem candidate to succeed him at the County Election to be held on 5th May.

29 Apr 2005
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Axe the tax

Council Tax must go

Council Tax is an unfair tax and should be abolished. Local residents have been hit by rising Council Tax bills in recent years. Under the Conservative County Council, tax bills have nearly doubled in just eight years.

29 Apr 2005
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Negative campaigning by Michael Howard's Conservatives based on fiction not fact

Many people have been shocked and surprised at the negative and nasty leaflet received from Michael Howard's Conservative candidate in the Totnes Constituency. Concentrating on a series of statements about Liberal Democrat policy that are simply untrue, it does nothing to promote Conservative policies for tackling some very important issues.

29 Apr 2005
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Penn Ecumenical Council Hustings

This evening Colin Ross, Liberal Democrat candidate for Wolverhampton South West attended Penn Ecumenical Council hustings at St. Michael's Church on Coalway Road in Penn. The hustings were not as well attended as others have been , which was disappointing. However, the audience participation was very high with a number of insightful questions on national and local issues as well as on moral questions.

28 Apr 2005
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