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Westland beech scheme
The New Zealand Labour Party adopted a policy against the scheme during September 1999, just weeks prior to gaining power (in ... , and will no longer correspond on forestry matters. One of the first acts of our new Labour/Alliance government was to make TWC withdraw its application for consent for the beech scheme. This ...
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B.A.G. - Campaign History
General election called. BAG placed advertisements in support of the Labour Party candidate for Co. Clare, Dr. Bhamjee, as the Labour Party had been supportive of our position in opposing the ... an interpretative centre planned for the Wicklow National Park at Luggala, Co. Wicklow. December 1 1994 Labour withdrew from the coalition government in a row over the appointment of a new Attorney ...
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Letters for beech scheme
Letters for beech scheme Letters about the beech scheme Letter from Dr Whyte to Labour party, September 15th 1999 Letter from Dr Whyte to Labour party, September 1999 Letter from Dr Whyte to Helen Clark, November 16th 1999 Letter from Hon. Jim Sutton, December 9th 1999 Letter from Euan Mason to Kevin Smith, Conservation Director of the Royal Forest and Bird ...
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HISTORY OF THE PROPOSED BURREN NATIONAL PARK VISITOR/INTERPRETATIVE CENTRE AT MULLAGHMORE, CO. CLARE, IRELAND
Pleanala refused permission for the proposed Interpretative Centre at Luggala for the Wicklow National Park. December 1994: The Labour Party withdrew from Government on the appointment of Mr. Harry Whelehan as Attorney General. Jan/Feb. 1995: A new Rainbow Coalition Government (Labour, Fine Gael and Democratic left) was formed from the existing Dail and Mr. Michael D. Higgins was ...
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[ Computer Take Back Campaign ]
In Ireland this month, for instance, the Labour Party charged that retailers have used the directive as an opportunity to hike up prices disproportionately. Market researcher Gartner has estimated that legal changes could add $60 to the price of PCs in Europe this year. Doing the ...
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EcoNews, Serving the Vision of a Sustainable Vancouver Island
BC’s 79 constituencies That’s more votes than any BC government has ever been elected on. The Liberals "won" in BC with 46% of our support. In Britain, Tony Blair’s Labour party just "won" with 35% of the public’s support. On this basis, we should argue that "First Past the Post" is for losers. So ...
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'Creating a Low Carbon South East' Speaker Profiles Alan Whitehead MP Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Renewables and Sustainable Energy Group Alan graduated with a degree in Politics and Philosophy from ... council and became Professor of Public Policy at Southampton Institute. He was first nominated by the Labour Party to stand for Southampton Test in the early 1980s, made solid progress in the ...
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Friends of the Earth: Briefing: WILDLIFE ACT 1998
House of Lords. It therefore had no chance of becoming law. Mr Banks lost his seat at the last General Election. PROSPECTS FOR A NEW WILDLIFE ACT During the 1997 General Election the Labour Party made manifesto commitments to improving the protection of wildlife. The Environment Minister, Michael Meacher, in July, called for the Wildlife and ...
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DICK SHEPPARD
Armistice Day 1931 he spoke at a No More War Movement meeting in the Albert Hall, along with the new Leader of the Labour Party, George Lansbury, who had campaigned against the Boer War whilst Dick was trying to join it. Dick made one of his best speeches and then, as was to happen frequently, collapsed on the platform. By February 1932 he was ...
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Green Party - One World. One Chance. Vote Green. - Green successes in previous elections
UK now have more elected representatives in more influential positions than ever before. There are 2 Green Party members of the European Parliament and 7 members of the Scottish Parliament. There are 2 Green Party ... and London Boroughs. The net gain in the May 2006 local elections was 21 seats [15 from Labour, 5 from the Lib Dems, 1 - and almost a couple more - from the Tories). This includes a ...
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