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Paul Geater on age being topic in 2024 General Election | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Paul Geater on age being topic in 2024 General Election | East Anglian Daily Times

One of the key issues to come out of this General Election campaign is the way the leading parties seem to be trying to target different generations.

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Paul Geater on age being topic in 2024 General Election - Vimarsana News

Paul Geater on age being topic in 2024 General Election

One of the key issues to come out of this General Election campaign is the way the leading parties seem to be trying to target different generations.

British PM seeks election Hail Mary with youth national service plan: 'Last attempt to fix a broken nation' - Vimarsana News

British PM seeks election Hail Mary with youth national service plan: 'Last attempt to fix a broken nation'

Conservative commentators have slammed British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak throughout his tenure for not applying policies that truly embrace the right wing platform of his party.

Music festival finds new home in Larimer County - Vimarsana News

Music festival finds new home in Larimer County

A fledgling music festival that got its start on a rural tract northwest of Greeley has found a new home just south of the Wyoming border in Larimer County.

Keir Starmer will revive Rishi Sunak's flagship smoking ban and maintain the state pension triple lock if Labour come to power, senior party figure tells voters - Vimarsana News

Keir Starmer will revive Rishi Sunak's flagship smoking ban and maintain the state pension triple lock if Labour come to power, senior party figure tells voters

The legislation - which made it into the Prime Minister's speech announcing the July 4 election date - would have made it illegal to sell tobacco to anyone born after January 1, 2009.