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Election 2010 Hustings

General election 2010 candidates for the Hereford constituency take part in an Ask the Climate Question husting chaired by Phil Bloomer, Head of Campaigns and Policy at Oxfam GB. The candidates were Sarah Carr (Liberal Democrats), Jesse Norman (Conservative), Philippa Roberts (Labour) and Valentine Smith (UKIP).

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    • … & Gunmaker
      It’s like stepping in to a time warp. Squeezing through the doorway behind the large drill in the engineer workshop, then up the low-lit steep, wooden stairs to the gunmaker’s above. At the top it’s not quite Narnia but definitely like something from a different time and place. Up here the room is dark, but […]
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      I’d seen the petite, brick warehouse many times, nestled between the traditional green-grocers and terraced housing, in the gaze of it’s contemporary neighbour; Wickes. The building has obviously been there some time and I’ve always been intrigued to know what’s behind the door. I’d heard they are engineers. It’s Saturday morning when I head out. […]

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