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Election of Hope: Part 3 – The Morning After

Friday 6 December 2019Thursday 5 December 2019 Alan Collins Rosell Election of Hope, Short Stories

When Matt fails to show up for his first action day, Alex is dispatched to investigate.

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Election of Hope: Part 2 – The Campaign Launch

Thursday 5 December 2019Thursday 5 December 2019 Alan Collins Rosell Election of Hope, Short Stories

Matt’s campaign launch is interrupted by two mystery women, while bad news threatens his chances of winning.

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Election of Hope: Part 1 – It Started With A Vote

Wednesday 4 December 2019Wednesday 4 December 2019 Alan Collins Rosell Election of Hope, Short Stories

Some idiot has called a general election in December, but is Matt ready to fight?

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Election of Hope: Introduction

Tuesday 3 December 2019Wednesday 29 July 2020 Alan Collins Rosell Election of Hope, Short Stories

Matthew Tyler is struggling with depression and alcoholism following a bitter divorce, when a snap general election is called. As

I can't believe we're already on the last civil litigation session. Imma get all emotional* #lpc (*that emotion being excitement because it means criminal litigation starts next month 😅)

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@_robertstokes_ Looking sharp!

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@PushTheSutton Far too many reasons for 280 characters!

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@existent_chaos Wasn't he some kind of TV personality...? 🤪

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@miss_s_b And how is it you're falling asleep on the sofa, but by the time you reach your bed you're wide awake?

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First caterpillars, now bees theguardian.com/environment/2…

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@StroodSteve Wait, you mean to say they're meant to actually *do* something after they declare a climate emergency?

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Exam in the morning. Yes, I have revised meaningfully. No I'm not going to get 90% this time (or even close to 90%). But again it is only pass/fail and given it is Accounts (read my bio) I reckon I'll do alright #lpc

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#JustBanIt twitter.com/PaulBrandITV/s…

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My level of revision for this exam was minimal because: 1 - it was only pass/fail (at 50%) - the final mark does not influence the overall masters grade, and 2 - it was wills & estates - if I don't know enough to secure a good pass in that by now I'm in the wrong job!

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I guess I should make clear that I am a firm believer in revision. You should always revise if you want to do well, and I have been revising hard for my next exam on Friday twitter.com/alancollinspdb…

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Guess who managed to get 90% on their first masters exam without doing any meaningful revision 😅 #lpc

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@Spud_Spalding @Ed_Jennings @medway_council It has been known for councillors to reply simply by referring to a previous answer. In parliament they do group questions into a single answer.

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@Ed_Jennings @medway_council Exactly. I get not wanting to spend an unlimited amount of time on public questions, but wasting time on the same questions in slightly different form is ridiculous.

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