Nicola Jane Prigg's Groups
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Say No to Trident
256 members
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Restore the Presumption …
55 members
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End Forced Adoption in t…
46 members
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Coalition?
69 members
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Sustainable Futures: Ene…
91 members
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Nicola Jane Prigg joined Tara Davison's group
Restore the Presumption of Innocence
WE MUST NOT LOOSE OUR BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS WHICH WE HAVE LOST OVER THE LAST 13 YEARS. THIS GROUP AIMS TO RESTORE THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE AND THE RIGHT TO A FAIR TRAIL BEFORE PUNISHMENT AND TO REPEAL THE PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT
Nicola Jane Prigg joined David William Mills's group
End Forced Adoption in the UK
Social workers are removing children from loving families without proper justification. Lets put an end to these family tragedies.See More
Nicola Jane Prigg joined Pronoia's group
Sustainable Futures: Energy, Development and the Environment
Aiming for out-of-the-box thinking that leaves no stone left unturned. Lets get down to real street.
Nicola Jane Prigg joined Stuart Smith's group
South of Scotland Lib Dems
A group to help support and promote liberal democracy in the South of Scotland area.
Nicola Jane Prigg joined Gordon Bain's group
Ayrshire & Arran Liberal Democrats
This group is dedicated to the Liberal Democrats how live across the historic Scottish county of Ayrshire and the Isle of Arran. If you would like to share your views or get in touch with other members of this group feel free to leave a comment here.
Nicola Jane Prigg joined Jennifer Speller's group
Let's get AV
Nick Clegg is set to announce a date for a referendum on the alternative vote. This was a key agreement in the coalition. Let's make it happen. Cameron will campaign against it, we must campaign for it and we have to win.See More
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Many thanks for your interest in initiating discussion on issues raised in 'Make Democracy Work'. Being new to the blogosphere I would welcome even the most basic suggestions for encouragng people to go to http://www.scribd.com/doc/34419223/A-MDW-July-2010 , to use this as a starting point for re-examing basic LibDem principles and to work through the direct practical implications.
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