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Thinking on Sunday – speaking at Conway Hall

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On Sunday 13th May, I will be speaking about my book “Save Democracy – Abolish Voting” at Conway Hall in central London. This is part of the “Thinking on Sunday” series of talks.

For tickets and information, please follow this link.

This entry was posted in Observance on April 17, 2018 by Paul Evans.

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