A Civil Society: Are we nearly there yet?

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This essay accompanies a speech given as part of IPPR's illumiantions events at the Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth 2003. David Blunkett MP sets out the key policy challenges faced in driving forward rel progressive change in civil society.

This essay accompanies a speech given as part of IPPR's illumiantions events at the Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth 2003. David Blunkett MP sets out the key policy challenges faced in driving forward real progressive change in civil society.

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