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Welcome to Epping Forest Liberal Democrats
At the beginning of December 2007 Liberal Democrats in Epping Forest selected local councillor and campaigner Ann Haigh to be their candidate at the next General Election.
The Liberal Democrats are the main challengers to the Conservatives in Epping Forest. At the last election the Liberal Democrats came second to the Tories, gaining 30% of the vote. The Labour Party only achieved 5% of the vote.
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Written by Edmund Tobin and published in Epping Forest Guardian on Fri 25th Apr 2008
A MAN who acted as the prime mover in a campaign against more flats in his area has submitted a planning application to demolish his house and build a four-storey block on the site.
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Read "Anti-flats campaigner applies to build block" in full.
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Written by David Jackman and published in Epping Forest Guardian on Thu 24th Apr 2008
BRITISH National Party district councillors have been slammed as a "disgrace to the council and the community" after condemning a multi-faith forum representing various religions which has been set up in the district.
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Read "BNP slammed over "disgraceful" faith " in full.
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Archive of earlier news stories.
Archive of earlier articles.
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Published and promoted by Ann Haigh and Epping Forest Liberal Democrats, 13 Ardmore Lane, Buckhurst Hill, Essex IG9 5RY.
The views expressed are those of the party, not of the service provider.
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Epping Forest Election Results 2008
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"Liberalism in Britain has lost a great champion, the Liberal Democrats, a great advocate and our public life, a great servant. "
Lord Paddy Ashdown
In memory of Lord Richard Holme, who died on 5 May
"If the Tories want to claim that they are going to cut corporation tax, they have to come clean about how they are going to pay for it. Cutting the main rate of corporation tax to 25% will cost more than £5bn a year. If David Cameron is to have a hope of sounding credible he must state clearly where the money will come from. Otherwise this will be seen as yet another unfunded tax cut. "
Vince Cable - Lib Dem Shadow Chancellor
www.libdems.org.uk - 2 May
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