Move for power shift to 'restore democracy' for parks
scotsman.com     May 16, 2008          

Published Date: 16 May 2008 THE Scottish Government is to be urged to remove council powers from Scotland's two national park boards to return "local democracy" to communities within the parks. A campaign by Angus Macmillan, of Meikle Boturich, near Balloch in Dunbartonshire, has led to a... [read full story]                    


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World leaders congratulate Pakistan's new leader (ABC)

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Western nations and Pakistan 's neighbours are are congratulating Asif Ali Zardari on his election as Pakistan 's new President. Asif Ali Zardari , 53, has overcome more than a decade in jail, corruption charges, exile...                    

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By SUNDAY NATION Published on September 7, 2008 People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) leader Sondhi Limthongkul said yesterday he would become a monk for the rest of his life if "there's peace in the country". The remark...                    

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Bhutto widower is elected Pakistan's president

msn.com     4 hrs ago   293 related          

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Q&A: "We Will Write About Them"

ipsnews.net     5 hrs ago          

KANO, Sep 6 (IPS) - While formal publishing companies in Nigeria languished through the economic crises that accompanied the structural adjustment programmes of the late 1980s and early 1990s, young Hausa writers began...                    

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