Monthly Archives: August 2011

Excitement will continue past deadline day

It’s the last day of August. Some of us used to refer to it as the last day of summer but that was moved, it seems, to the middle of June. Nowadays it’s more commonly known as deadline day and for some it’s a day to get really excited. Why? In some cases maybe there’s a genuine feeling that their […]

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Hillsborough e-petition sails past 100k – now contact your MP

The response to the e-petition urging the government to release Hillsborough documents requested in a Freedom of Information request was both overwhelming and a huge boost to all those who have been fighting for the truth for 22 years. The petition sailed past 100,000 signatures on Monday – the figure needed to make valid for consideration for a debate in […]

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HJC praise “overwhelming support” for disclosure of Hillsborough files

AN e-petition calling for “Full disclosure of all government documents relating to 1989 Hillsborough disaster” has received much publicity in recent days and at the time of writing had received over 77,000 signatures. If the petition reaches 100,000 signatures it becomes eligible for a debate in the House of Commons. The e-petition – epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/2199 – was submitted after a decision […]

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HJC praise "overwhelming support" for disclosure of Hillsborough files

AN e-petition calling for “Full disclosure of all government documents relating to 1989 Hillsborough disaster” has received much publicity in recent days and at the time of writing had received over 77,000 signatures. If the petition reaches 100,000 signatures it becomes eligible for a debate in the House of Commons. The e-petition – epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/2199 – was submitted after a decision […]

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What are they hiding? Time for some truth.

THE government is facing a backlash following its decision to appeal against an order to release documents from 22 years ago relating to the Hillsborough disaster. The documents reportedly include correspondence and reports sent to and from the Prime Minister of the time, Margarget Thatcher, in relation to the disaster that saw 96 people die. The order to release the […]

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