John Dales: Issue 539 19 Feb 2010
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This Week, for the very first time in my life, I read an extract from Hansard (the official record of the debates that go on in the Houses of Commons and Lords). The reason I did so is because I’d been tipped off that the noble Lords, as they call themselves, had debated the matter of ‘Shared Space’ and, naturally enough, I sought enlightenment.
The Hansard transcript is entitled a ‘Short Debate on Shared Space/Surfaces’, and I’m here to tell you that (a) in...
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