My father, who at the age of 83 whizzes through the online press every morning, spots an interesting article in the Telegraph saying that social engineering has played a part in the Labour government's immigration policy.
The debate is bound to hot up ahead of the election.
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I PACKED THIS MYSELF is a project working with migrant workers and local communities in Cornwall, which started in 2006. The aim: to break down prejudice and increase understanding
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- Swansea seminar on migration
- Installing the exhibition and long drive to Swansea
- The pickers arrive - a new pastoral
- Creating new map boxes at Truro Library
- A Relic Box and a swift meeting with Patrick Colem...
- A review of the week....
- A reading list on journeys
- White van and Fado at Covent Garden
- St Enoder, a meeting and a workshop at Richard Lander
- Surfing the press online
- Cold snap - does the daffodil picking begin? And m...
- Another Matosic show, repositioning in Pool and a ...
- Paul Matosic and new show in Holland
- What is British?... Bellamy's People
- Trip to Pool police station, a Polish shop and the...
- Our first school assembly
- Church centre stage - and meetings in London
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