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What price now for local referendums?

The overwhelming rejection of AV last week, coupled with a low turnout, raises a question over the viability of more referendums outlined in the Localism Bill, says Nick Raynsford

By Nick Raynsford | 12 May 2011

The overwhelming rejection of AV last week, coupled with a low turnout, raises a question over the viability of more referendums outlined in the Localism Bill, says Nick Raynsford

What prospects for referenda after the recent vote on AV?

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Popular articles by Nick Raynsford

  1. Strong on rhetoric, weak on delivery?
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  3. We need more time for council tax benefit changes
  4. Councils will pick up the tab for benefit cuts
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