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Peter Jukes & Hardeep Matharu
We welcome Peter Jukes and Hardeep Matharu from Byline Times. The topic under discussion is ‘the need for new news outlets in the UK media landscape.’
Join us from 7PM on the 8th of February at St Anne’s, 55 Dean Street, or on Zoom.
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London Branch SNP February 2023 Meeting
Date: 08 February
Start Time: 7.30PM
Location: St Anne’s, 55 Dean Street, London
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