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| August | Tesco Given Green Light for Swan: |
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New FOCUS leaflet published:
Currently being delivered throughout the Yardley constituency.
See here or B'ham Yardley >> Local Leaflets to the left |
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A couple who adopted two young girls and let two paedophiles subject them to horrific sexual abuse were yesterday convicted of child neglect. [.. ..] Now Lib Dem MP John Hemming, who is campaigning for changes in Britain's adoption system, has written to Children's Minister Tim Loughton calling for an independent serious case review. |
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John Hemming (Lib Dem, Yardley) has demanded talks with senior officers over their response to the arrival of more than 20 caravans on Old Yardley Park. The MP said that West Midlands Police should have used powers under the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act to evict the gypsies. |
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More than half of Liberal Democrat MPs, including two cabinet members and eight junior ministers, are on record as opposing plans by David Cameron to water down security of tenure for new social housing tenants. |
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