Beer taxation and its impact on pubs
The Government should help the pub industry by stopping unfair competition from supermarkets and reducing tax on draught and keg beer.
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Hope Valley College
Campaigning for cycle path in Hope
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Thornsett Film Club
Lucy Evans of Film Club with Tom Levitt, two Thornsett pupils and the Star Club Award
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Chapel High School
Tom visits Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh Award participants
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Chapel High School
Natural England and Ordnance Survey give free maps to schools
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Tom visits the new Etherow unit for elderly patients
with mental health needs at Tameside Hospital
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Annie Sandham celebrates her 100th birthday
on 18 Oct 2009 at Willow Bank in Hadfield
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Tom has lunch with Jonathon Kazembe
one of Glossop's favourite young men
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Sure Start at No. 10
Sarah Brown, Karen Foster and Anita Mistry with Tom Levitt and the Prime Minister
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Tom joins Neighbourhood teams on patrol in Glossop
with local police officers and other partners. Photo Anthony Mckeown
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Buxton celebrates Fair Trade Status
Tom with members of Fair Trade Steering Ctte, co-ordinator Charles Jolly, High Peak Deputy Mayor Cllr Peter Kay, University of Derby at Buxton Dean Dr Peter Dewhurst
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National Book Start Day at New Mills Library
Tom meets story-teller Angela with young client and mum
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Oromo, a new fair trade coffee brand
had one of its early outings at a Christian Aid coffee morning in Glossop
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Tom throws the dice
The loaded dice game illustrates the inequality of opportunity between rich and poor countries
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Hadfield Centre playgroup
Children and staff at Hadfield Centre playgroup
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Welly the Elephant
joins Tom and the Hadfield team to celebrate Sure Start week
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Padfield Plum Fair
Tom starting the junior fell race
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Celebrating
the opening of Glossop Business Centre with the new managers
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George Street Health Centre
is taking shape in Glossop!
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Furness Vale Residents
show Tom the dangerous and deteriorating road surface on a right of way
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Mick McGrath, Jean Horsfall, Tom Levitt and Footsteps Secretary Nye Rowlands
share a sandwich with Footsteps Café users in Whaley Bridge
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