Equally Ours note: Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill
24 May 2023
Today (Wednesday 24 May), the Bill has reached the final stages of its parliamentary passage. It was amended in the Lords last week and today
Today (Wednesday 24 May), the Bill has reached the final stages of its parliamentary passage. It was amended in the Lords last week and today
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Equally Ours are pleased to have submitted the following responses to the Labour Party’s National Policy Forum: For more information, contact info@equallyours.org.uk.
Investment is one of the three key areas of focus Equally Ours has identified in our 10-year strategy (which you can download here). Every year,
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