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9 News Stories From December 2003
Tue 16th Dec 2003:
Stunell tells minister to press ahead with North West Assembly.
Prepayment meters penalise the poor, says Stunell.
Railway fares spiral into the New Year - Stunell.
Tue 9th Dec 2003:
Local Lib Dem MP's the most popular man in Parliament.
Local Lib Dems fight for fairer health services - Stunell.
Scrapping pension book means 45,000 fewer customers for local post offices, says Stunell.
Scrapping pension book means 45,000 fewer customers for local post offices, says Stunell.
Tue 2nd Dec 2003:
Put an end to army bullying, says Stunell .
Government tactics leading to more post office closures .
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