LOCAL DEMOCRACY

Nurturing local democracy

Following an election, there is often a lot of work that needs to be undertaken to support both ruling administrative and opposition groups, writes Allen Graham.

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By Allen Graham | 13 May 2015

By the time you read this, the excitement of electioneering, both nationally and locally, will have hopefully begun to subside.

I would like to pay tribute to the many ‘unsung heroes' who work within member services.

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Allen Graham

Popular articles by Allen Graham

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