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Tag: County Councillor Alycia James

29 May, 2013
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Tory County Councillor condemns minority alliance politics

County Cllr. Alycia James Conservative County Councillor Alycia James (Lancaster Rural North) is calling for changes to be made to the way Lancashire County Council is run after Labour negotiated […]

15 May, 2013
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Carnforth Post Office revamp welcomed

Alycia James, County Councillor for Lancaster Rural North, has welcomed news that Carnforth Post Office is to get a major revamp. The Post Office on Market Street will be subject […]

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