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A chance for change

Posted on 04/07/2024 by stewculbard

This article is being written on the day of the national election in the UK. As this day has approached, there has been an abundance of letters, emails, podcasts, documentaries, news specials, interviews, etc., on the possibilities extant in this … Continue reading →

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That was the year that was – Part Two

Posted on 04/02/2024 by stewculbard

Welcome to Part 2 of the connected article, That Was the Year That Was. In Part One, I discussed the work of three movements, or organizations, that I support – the National Secular Society (NSS), Republic, the British Republican Movement, … Continue reading →

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A chance for change

That was the year that was – Part Two

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