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Clause 59 – Free Speech Upheld by Lords

By Peter Ould Posted on November 12, 2009 Posted in Clause 61, Legal Stuff, Secular / Christian No Comments Tagged with Absence, Attorney General, Church of England, Cja, Common Sense, Debate, Element, Free Readings, Free Speech, Horror, Intelligence, Investigating People, Judgment, Noble Baroness, Threshold, Waste Time, Winchester

After readings in the Commons and the Lords this week, Clause 59 (previously Clause 58 and 61), which removes the Waddington Amendment to the CJA has been removed in the Bill to be presented to the Commons. You can read …

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How to Properly Handle Religious Dissent

By Peter Ould Posted on January 16, 2009 Posted in Secular / Christian 4 Comments Tagged with Advert, Advertising Standards Agency, Atheist, Bus Driver, Buses, Christian Bus, First Bus, God, Heather, Horror, Organisations, Protest, Religious Dissent, Sentiments, Shock, Slogan, Southampton Hampshire

Full marks to the management of First Bus who acted in a brilliantly generous manner below. A Christian bus driver has refused to drive a bus with an atheist slogan proclaiming "There’s probably no God". Ron Heather, from Southampton, Hampshire, …

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Clause 59 – Free Speech Upheld by Lords

How to Properly Handle Religious Dissent