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Tory sell-off.
(From Leicester Mercury)
G Allen (Mailbox, August 19) wrote that the Government hasn't got a clue on the long-term damage it is creating by concreting our once green and pleasant land.
I could not agree more with him on this point. He then seems to have had a memory lapse.
He wrote they have sold off our utility suppliers, our car manufacturers and many more.
It was the Thatcher Government which sold off these things.
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