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<title>11 May 2010 - Lib Dems and Conservatives form historic coalition government</title>

<description>As was predicted by pundits, the General Election resulted in the first "Hung" or "Balanced" Parliament in a generation. Opinion polls during the campaign found that are large portion of the electorate was actually wanting this outcome, in order to force politicians to work together to solve the giant economic problems our country currently faces . The public were right to want that, in my opinion.</description>
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<title>7 May 2010 - Lib Dems get best ever results in Bristol South</title>

<description>The Lib Dems in Bristol South got their best ever results in both the General and Local elections on May 6th. Nationally, despite gaining 1% more share, and nearly 1 million more votes, the unfair electoral system actually gave us 6 less seats. While the is understandable a sense of disappointment that at national level we did not do as well as was hoped and expected, here in Bristol South, we slashed Dawn Primarolo's majority:</description>
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<title>25 Apr 2010 - Real chance of Lib Dem victory in Bristol South as Lib Dems maintain "surge" in support</title>

<description>The Liberal Democrats have maintained their "surge" in the opinion polls after the second "Leaders' debate", which was held in Bristol's Arnolfini. Three of the five independent polls after the debate gave victory again to Nick Clegg, as he put on another fine performance.</description>
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<title>16 Apr 2010 - Huge poll surge for Lib Dems as Nick Clegg wins historic TV debate</title>

<description>Early poll results from firm ComRes indicate the there has been a huge surge in support for the Lib Dems after Nick Clegg convincingly won the historic Leaders' TV debate on Thursday 15th April.</description>
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<title>21 Mar 2010 - Press letter: Appalling behaviour of former Labour Ministers shows party is "rotten to the core"</title>

<description>Four former Labour ministers have just been caught on film offering to change laws for thousands in cash. The MPs - Stephen Byers, Patricia Hewitt, Geoff Hoon and Margaret Moran - were previously senior ministers in the Labour government.</description>
<link>http://www.bristolsouth-libdems.org.uk/index.php?ward=Bristol%20South&amp;id=Bristol%20South/news/news066</link>
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<title>19 Mar 2010 - Article by Dr Wark Wright posted on Science blog</title>

<description>Lib Dem challenger for Bristol South has had an article on science in politics posted on science blog "The Science Vote", which carried thoughts on ideas on science and engineering policy towards the election.</description>
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<title>1 Mar 2010 - Housing Chief Mark Wright's account of sleeping rough in Bristol</title>

<description>On a relatively unusual day in my life I'm going to be sleeping rough for charity, to raise the profile of homelessness in the city. After the usual day's work, at 9.30pm I head on down to a churchyard in the city centre. The weather is clear and cold, and I glance at the forecast, which isn't good: heavy rain at 3am. I'm a bit nervous.</description>
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<title>14 Feb 2010 - New learning centre hit by Government cuts</title>

<description>Campaigners in south Bristol have reacted angrily to the news that the flagship new "Learning and Skills Academy" has been hit by major Government cuts before it has even opened. Local MPs and senior city councillors were invited to a stakeholder meeting by City of Bristol College principle Keith Elliott, where he explained the huge impact the cuts would have.</description>
<link>http://www.bristolsouth-libdems.org.uk/index.php?ward=Bristol%20South&amp;id=Bristol%20South/news/news063</link>
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<title>10 Feb 2010 - Lib Dems take action on Empty Homes</title>

<description>The Lib Dems running Bristol council are taking action against the large number of empty homes in the city. Housing supremo and Bristol South prospective MP, Cllr Mark Wright, has launched a drive that will use a "carrot and stick" approach to get landlords to bring empty homes back into use.</description>
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<title>10 Feb 2010 - Press letter: Cadbury's factory closure</title>

<description>The news that Kraft has changed its mind and will now continue with the plans to close the Somerdale Cadbury's factory in Keynsham will come as a huge blow to the hundreds of workers who temporarily had their hopes raised that their jobs might be saved.</description>
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