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Prescott in Bristol! NOW!

category bristol | local government | news report author Friday April 07, 2006 09:35author by Dave Report this post to the editors

At University Chemistry Department

Just walked passed Mr. Prescott at Bristol Uni Chemistry Department (Friday 7th, 10am) . He's attending AHEA>, a conference on selling off the South West for profit.
Come and tell him what you think of his government's policies on civil liberties, climate change etc...

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