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Orders of the Day — London Borough of Ealing (13 Mar 1987): Sir George Young: ...a large number of press and publicity officers, personal assistants and clerical support to the chairman of committees. We have large numbers of people running the animal rights sub-committee, the gay and lesbian subcommittee, the nuclear disarmament sub-committee, the anti-apartheid committee, the women's committee and the race equality committee—all the municipal apparel that the...
Local Government (5 Dec 1986): Sir George Young: .... The council is £8·7 million over budget and eating into money earmarked for teachers' salary increases. Voluntary organisations have been told that they are more likely to obtain funds if they actively recruit gays and lesbians. That news was greeted with alarm by Ealing football club. My hon. Friend the Member for Ealing, North (Mr. Greenway) has referred to the quality of...
London (1 Jul 1983): Sir George Young: ...Londoners elected their local government representatives to wrestle with. Our money has been invested in such projects as Babies against the Bomb, the English Collective of Prostitutes, the London Gay Teenage Group and the provision of creches for the ladies of Greenham common. The GLC has spent £500,000 to finance the Londoner, a Left-wing newspaper which the Labour party should...

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