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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Referendum 2011: Alternative Voting System
The government is expected to announce, on Tuesday, a referendum on using the Alternative Voting System. This is a key part of the Coalition agreement although not as far as the Proportional Representation System the LibDems want. At the moment there are … Continue reading
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Chloride and Tate & Lyle going foreign
More British names transferring overseas. Chloride look certain to be taken over by rival Emerson, a US company. While Tate & Lyle are selling their sugar and syrup business to rival Domino, a US company. Names are never lost, they can … Continue reading
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