A response by Federal Union to the government’s White Paper, 30 August 2002 SUMMARY OF RESPONSES References are to paragraphs of the Federal Union Paper A. Federal Union is of […]
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Report from the AGM, 11 May 2002 David Millar opened his introduction by saying he would refer only to Whitehall and not Westminster: MPs are not powerful enough to be
Questions from Chris Mason, freelance journalist, to Richard Laming, Director of Federal Union CM: How important a step are the Regional Development Agencies in the move towards elected regional assemblies?
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By Lawrence Fullick To the Western Gazette, 3 January 2002 N SCRASE of UKIP seems to have a Brussels bee in his bonnet when he thinks Regional Assemblies will report
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In a democracy, you need a very good reason to deny people something they have voted for. The Labour government has yet to come up with that good reason regarding
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By Sir Anthony Meyer For the past year Federal Union has been the British member of the UEF, and its aims are, as they always have been, those of the
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By Ernest Wistrich The election of a Labour government in 1997 signalled the start of major constitutional reform. Until then the United Kingdom had operated one of Europe’s most centralised
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