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Dave Hill: Number 10 North is style. Devolution is substance

It’s been a mixed picture so far. The new Prime Minister’s policy announcements about a bus fare price cap and cuts to Value Added Tax on electricity bills and to Business Rates for pubs, clubs and live music venues have the strengths of directly affecting everyday lives and…

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