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    Professor John Diamond (University’s Centre for Local Policy Studies) returns to the question of a Sense of History: ” An interesting absentee in the Coalition’s claims for their Big Society is any reference to their own different histories and ways of relating to the localism debate. So, the Liberals do have a tradition and history […]
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Report percieved racial comment found on the web – Internet Watch Foundation

 Interested in reporting any perceived racist comments?  The UK Hotline for reporting illegal content specifically:  Child sexual abuse content hosted worldwide and criminally obscene and incitement to racial hatred content hosted in the UK 

To deal with the constant issue of what appears in the ‘your comments’ section of the Plymouth Herald’s website!   This is a quick on-line incident reporting system – operated by a highly influential body. 

 

http://www.iwf.org.uk/ 

 

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March 19th, 2009 | Tags: , | Category: anti-racism | One comment

1 comment to Report percieved racial comment found on the web – Internet Watch Foundation

  • BNG
    July 14th, 2009 at 11:39 pm

    The amount of spam directed at this post (as opposed to any other) we find instructive. Can anyone out there help to find the originator of this spam?

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