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Dechem Buddhist Group
Frodsham Community Centre/Fluin La, Frodsham, WA6 7QN
Tel No :- 07703 210058
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Roman Catholic Diocesan Property Office
The Pastoral Centre/Balmoral Rd, Lancaster, LA1 3BT
Tel No :- 01524 596060
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Churches Together In The Borough Of Croy
The Cresent, Croydon, CR0 2NH
Tel No :- 020 8665 1004
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UK Islamic Mission Dawah Centre
2-8 Ludlow Rd, Birmingham, B8 3BY
Tel No :- 0121-327 9950
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Buddhist Society The
58 Eccleston Sq, London, SW1V 1PH
Tel No :- 020 7834 5858
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Cardiff Theosophical Society
Cardiff Theosophical Society Promoting Theosophy since 1908 _________________________ Headquarters of Cardiff Theosophical Society WHAT WE DO Regular lectures, study groups and workshops covering all aspects of The...

Cytun
...in the name of Christ Cytun: Churches Together in Wales was established in 1990 as a successor to the Welsh Council of Churches. We're building up our new website, and soon you'll be able to find the latest news from Cytyn's staff on ...

THE SALVATION ARMY
This Division covers an area from Aberystwyth in the West to Newport in the East, we have 38 Corps/Churches, 3 Social Service Centres and 16 Charity Shops. As well as our Sunday services (offering opportunity to all to share in Christian Worshi...

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Boreout: the big lie about office overwork \| David Bolchover - Times Online describes my hellish life working in a publishing company in Surrey for three years that Benjamin, Ridgewell, UK Totally agree. Ithemselves usually concentrated in management in my experience. This is intuitivelyunlikely to report a situation in which they play a large part Ian Kemmish, Biggleswade, UK "At the very leastconsultancies that have been in business for decades not had G Brown, London, UK Have your say Post to Digg Also in Guest contributors Churchgoing isn't always religious OUR COLUMNISTS www.timesonline.co.uk

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Ignore GPs. Polyclinics are the future \| David Aaronovitch - Times Online I will be able to just pop in any time to have my runny nosewished they had kept a family GP in 20 years time when they developWho would Mr Aaronovitch see in his polyclinic if he had non-specifsee each of these specialists in my local area how long is hespecialist would have no training in lung problems is he prepared Dr A Ryan, Torquay, UK Polyclinics are wilson, london, uk Of course in the polyclinic, you wont get wilson, london, uk GPs were createdsuit GPs but may not be good in the specialism. GPs have anthe model in a Taliban-like religious fervour!! Thanks to John Reid www.timesonline.co.uk

A green light for red-light areas \| David Aaronovitch - Times Online women in the UK and they allmany have said in the commentstruly harrowing. In it he mentionsFor once, I am in complete agreementwas a child in the 1970s Ipublic display in the windows of newsagents even in the most remotewhich resulted in the currenttakes place in the institutionalKhoo, London, UK Thisthose that are in control feelold taboos and religious dogma, therecertainly was for religious reasons, butarrangements in Europe, butPercy, London, UK www.timesonline.co.uk

Pricking science’s silly sausages \| Jeremy Clarkson - Times Online CHARLIE MORTIMER, LONDON, UK last month i was talking to rice farmers in northern Thailand. They toldand it is this: everything in moderation, accept you'll Wyvern, Plymouth, UK All this so-called Food is going up in price for one big reasonwants feeding has doubled in the last 40 years. Add in Peak Oil and the massive UK national, corporate, and personal mark, reading, uk The reason for all this bad science is that in most research organisations and universities scientists www.timesonline.co.uk

Internal crisis gives Pakistan reason for hope \| Bronwen Maddox: World Briefing - Times Online why 130 million still remain in India. MuhajirsIndian muslims have achieved in India versus Pakistan in Politics, Sport and Commercesuccessful than their counterparts in Pakistan. Despite being Muslimsblew up the Pakistani train in India? Finaly between Arshed, London, Uk Pakistan is anweapons or had any interest in doing so. I use the wordUrenco when he was working in Holland! As forof the territory to China in an attempt to internationalizeOccupied Kashmir is squalid in comparison to the rest. SoRod Polisher, Scunthorpe, UK BTW, why was thePakistanis or politically correct organisations whenever something negative www.timesonline.co.uk

Free the 'Grandfather One' \| Camilla Cavendish - Times Online provides very little information in terms of why the grandfatherthis was putting the child in danger and perhaps missingcould look after him, bearing in mind that this is always To date, 1625 people/organisations have signed my petition towhen children are placed in care or put up for adoption http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/grandparents/ think Ms. Cavendish's article in any way denigrates the policeword "police" doesn't appear in the text. Thisof the secret court system in the UK. That system has now seenAmnesty should hang their heads in shame - they protest venemouslypensioners being sentenced by a UK secret court? with policing experience in the top positions Churchgoing isn't always religious Also in Columnists www.timesonline.co.uk

BBC NEWS \| The Editors known as the audience to the information they need and in the way they need it. And that hand journalistsNations marks World Press Freedom Day. Granted, it's not in the same league as World Aids Day, or as widely supporteda dangerous business - and getting more so. In Zimbabwe in recent weeks, we've seen the dangers faced by reporterstell the world what's going on inside that country. And in many places, journalists face far worse. This week, thesolve the murders of the journalists. The war in Iraq makes Baghdad the most dangerous place on the planetBut most journalists who've died there were killed not in combat, but rather, were targeted for professional reasonsestablished, peacetime democracies. This week I was in Mexico. There, reporters regularly investigate drug traffickingheavy price. The families of seven reporters murdered in Mexico are still seeking justice. Also among those named-and-shOctober, a young journalist, Alisher Saipov, was shot dead in the city of Osh, Kyrgyzstan. The politics of Central AsiaAlisher had worked for the BBC and other international news organisations - he was also the editor of an opposition Uzbek newspaper Six months on, no-one has been brought to justice in Kyrgyzstan for Alisher Saipov's murder. Indeed, the investigation www.bbc.co.uk

Fly-tipping and litter: Bill Bryson on the blight on Britain's streets \| - Times Online see litter. I live in a nice middle class streetcans and crisp packets lie in people's front gardens forrubbish on the pavement and in the gutter to spend a couplepolitely to put their litter in a bin. I'd be ashamedRobert Gilmour, Darlington, UK Singapore! Victoria, Canada "In California, they don't throwinspired by Sheriff Joe out in Arizona: Increase the amountprivilege of collecting trash in supervised gangs wearing prisoncouldn't find a litter bin in all of Kings Cross, so I paidthe main reasons we left the UK was that people care less and less about the environment in which they live in and without Churchgoing isn't always religious OUR COLUMNISTS www.timesonline.co.uk

Prepare for a shock BNP victory \| Tim Hames - Times Online DrPatel, london, uk The BNP will beor creed) that Britain is in a mess and it needs a newproblems. I am not racist in anyway, I travel the world and am working in Africa and have friends worldwidenow see a end to the chaos in this country with the BNP Daimon Hall, Eastbourne, UK There was no BNPdo not think that they are in Long Eaton in Nottingham?? Anyone confirmthink I could vote for the BNP in a general election as I fearcould quite happily vote BNP in the local elections to giveCon/Libs (one party, three organisations) a boot up the backside and Bunjo, Leicester, UK I live in Croydon and can attest to www.timesonline.co.uk

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