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Cuts keep the peace between councils

Social media can be a fractious place at the best of times.

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By Martin Ford | 30 May 2018

Social media can be a fractious place at the best of times.

But the mayor of Hackney got more than he bargained for after agreeing to take part in a Twitter Q&A.

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