MOVED: The Wider Picture - making it wider, but also clearer, hopefully

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Justice for Cerys Piper and Theo Griffiths please!

MOVED: The Wider Picture - making it wider, but also clearer, hopefully

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This topic has now been moved to 'behind the scenes' on the Coffee Shop forum, simply because its work has been done. I have moved and merged all of your posts into other, hopefully more specific, ongoing live topics for ease of future reference - nothing has been deleted.

Chris.


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