A ’300,000 Public Art Project is to be Demolished. Good Riddance.
The demolition of a ’300,000 public art project should refocus policymakers’ minds on what public art can and can’t achieve.…
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ByLegal Aide
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ByEd Balls: Remove higher rate pension tax relief
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