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MP calls for knife sales crackdown

icnetwork.co.uk     27-Aug-2008          

Aug 28 2008 by Felicity Williams, Rhondda Leader RHONDDA MP Chris Bryant has said a crackdown on the illegal sale of knives to under-18s can ensure that they are taken off the streets. The Government has already rolled...                    

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MP’s fuel payment call

icnetwork.co.uk     27-Aug-2008          

Aug 28 2008 by Kayrin Davies, Rhondda Leader RHONDDA MP Chris Bryant has urged all elderly people to get their Winter Fuel Payment claims in early this year, making sure they receive their money by Christmas. Households...                    

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Teach primary school pupils about sex, say MPs

guardian.co.uk     26-Aug-2008   11 related          

• Put sex in its proper context, says letter signed by charities • Call to start teaching social and emotional aspects early A teacher giving a sex education lesson to pupils at Ivy Bank School, Burnley. Photograph: Don...                    

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MP’s warning for Valleys on knife crime

icnetwork.co.uk     22-Aug-2008   1 related          

Aug 22 2008 by Abby Alford, South Wales Echo A POLITICIAN has warned police in the Valleys must not be complacent when it comes to knife crime. A Freedom of Information Act request from Rhondda MP Chris Bryant made to...                    

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Track and field club supported by mentors

semissourian.com     20-Aug-2008          

A group of adults encouraged the youth of South Cape to get involved in a state competition in Jefferson City, "The Hershey's Track and Field Games," after finishing first place in the local Hershey's Track and Field games in...                    

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Minimum wage marks 10 years

icnetwork.co.uk     13-Aug-2008          

Aug 14 2008 by Alex Moore, Rhondda Leader THE minimum wage celebrates its 10th anniversary and will go up a further 21p this October – but many families in the Rhondda are still struggling to make ends meet. A survey carried...                    

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Tomorrow's Leaders: The Perils of Predictions...

iaindale.blogspot.com     11-Aug-2008          

Five years ago, in the autumn of 2003, I wrote a magazine article predicting who would be at the top of politics ten years hence, in 2013. When Tony Blair eventually goes, would Gordon Brown retain the electoral infallibility...                    

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The case for Independence

libdemblogs.co.uk     05-Aug-2008   2 related          

Plaid Cymru AM, Helen Mary Jones has an article in this morning's Western Mail arguing the case for Welsh independence. Under the heading 'Independent Wales is our goal for a thriving future', Helen Mary doesn't so much present...                    

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Volunteer at animal rescue facility has leg amputated

stltoday.com     05-Aug-2008   80 related          

Staff member Amy Bickford interacts with a tiger at Wesa-A-Geh-Ya facility in June in rural Warren County, Mo. (Erik M. Lunsford/P-D) A volunteer at an exotic animal farm had his lower leg amputated Monday after a tiger...                    

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‘Last choir’ has to work its socks off

icnetwork.co.uk     04-Aug-2008          

Aug 4 2008 by Gerry Holt, South Wales Echo WELSH singers Only Men Aloud! kicked off their shoes for an evening in Cardiff Bay. Only there wasn’t any rest and relaxation for the 18 lads who have reached the final six of the BBC...                    

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