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	Change to licensing laws will be welcomed ALMOST everyone will welcome the change in licensing laws which puts lap dancing clubs on a par with pubs and cafes, which are strictly controlled and where councils have the right to object on grounds of nuisance or public safety. It also makes it much m... » MORE

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WHITTINGTON PROPOSALS: Let's end these secret dealS

The Green Party supports the Defend Whittington Hospital campaign because we believe in local provision of public services. We are also the only elected political party in Camden that supports the Keep the NHS Public campaign. Labour, Conservatives and Li... » MORE

WHITTINGTON PROPOSALS: My family is indebted to hospital

The march on the Whittington was supported by local and national organisations and members of the public, and was very well attended. The MP for Islington gave an impassioned plea to fight against the closure. Haringey residents were reminded that a few... » MORE

Reminder: Freedom Pass is nearing its deadline

Your readers may have read recently how the council has renewed its waste and recycling contract. It was a tough tendering process and we drove a hard deal in order to obtain the best value for money possible for the taxpayer. But we have not skimped on... » MORE

WHITTINGTON PROTEST: Hospital's role in local history

The Lord Mayor will next month lead a chaingang of London Mayors in marching in the footsteps of Dick Whittington from Whittington Hospital to Mansion House in time honoured fashion. This year of course the occasion will be tinged with sadness as inevita... » MORE

WHITTINGTON PROTEST: Thank God the A&E was so close

I wish to add my protest against the impending closure of the A&E at the Whittington Hospital. I do so as a father of a daughter who has been rushed to the A&E three times with very severe asthma and if it had not been for the proximity of that A&E on one... » MORE

IDENTITY REGISTER DEBATE: freedom has a hollow ring

IN 1939 Hitler came out of a meeting in Munich, crossed the road and shook six people by the hand. My Tutor at Cambridge was one of those six. Little did Hitler know that he was shaking the hand of the young history student, Hinsley, who was the first to... » MORE

IDENTITY REGISTER DEBATE: a wake-up call to readers

Stephen Taylor s article (Every move you make, they ll be watching you, H&H February 11) should be a wake-up call to your readers. Levels of state surveillance and interference are now disturbingly high; we all must fight Transformational Government and t... » MORE

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