As Ipswich’s high street turns into a ‘ghost town’, the local authority has postponed elections – denying its residents a voice
As Ipswich’s high street turns into a ‘ghost town’, the local authority has postponed elections – denying its residents a voice
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When local authorities with the most troubled records are the most eager to delay democracy, voters are entitled to be suspicious
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