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Letter: EU membership could help deliver growth across the North West (opens the original)
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For too long, British politics has overseen rising regional inequality and falling living standards, and with his promise of 'growth in every postcode', I think Andy Burnham is right to try to fix this. No other policy offers a surer way to grow the North West’s economy than EU membership. Analysis by Frontier Economics, published by Best for Britain, shows that membership could boost our region's economy by at least £658 million each year. Manufacturing sees the most benefit - from automotive e
LETTER: Home Office booklet on UK laws must be more than words (opens the original)
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I am writing regarding the Home Office’s newly published booklet, Understanding Behaviours and Expectations in the UK: A Guide for Asylum Seekers. The document explicitly tells asylum seekers that women have equal rights, that domestic abuse is a crime, that sex requires consent, that the legal age of consent is 16, and that sexually harassing, following or intimidating people in public is unacceptable. These principles are not optional cultural preferences. They are fundamental laws and values
LETTER: Why EU membership could deliver major growth across the North West (opens the original)
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To the Editor, The Prime Minister's summer tour across the UK is welcome. For too long British politics has overseen rising regional inequality and falling living standards, and with his promise of 'growth in every postcode', I think Andy Burnham is right to try and fix this. However, no other policy offers a surer way to grow the North West’s economy than EU membership. Analysis by Frontier Economics, published by Best for Britain, shows that membership could boost our region's economy by at le
LETTER: Reader condemns Reform UK's plans for sickness and disability benefits (opens the original)
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Another day, another round of benefits bashing from the British Right as Reform UK announces plans to make already difficult-to-claim sickness and disability benefits available only to "severe cases". It's hard to say which is more perverse: their desire to divide the working from the non-working - when of course any working person can lose their job, get sick or become disabled - or the fact that Reform and their friends in the Tory party persist with the idea that there are enough jobs out the
LETTER: Alnor Hall was ‘definitely the place to go on a Saturday afternoon’ (opens the original)
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It was interesting to see in The Bolton News (Sat, August 8) the majestic "Assembly Rooms" up for sale. Situated in Lower Bridgeman Street, it has had many changes of use over the years, including having been "Bridgeman St Baths" with a swimming pool on the ground floor. My own favourite memory, and I'm sure of many other people, will be the upstairs Alnor Hall roller skating rink. As a 14-year-old young girl in 1962, being the proud owner of my own skates, it was run by Mr Gregory and was defin
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