afleitch
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« on: April 29, 2024, 08:12:48 AM » |
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The use of the phrase 'local authority' punts it beyond the 1970's. The usage of it by a Lord suggests they were previously in some position where people speak normally about such things; probably an ex MP rather than a peer.
Given what Al has hinted at, (his previous searches etc) possibly a former minister/junior minister who used to care about what people used to term 'public works.'
Which means probably someone Labour.
It's late Thatcher era. Probably around the time of privatisation.
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