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On a side note, the website reported that Yemeni politicians called at a symposium titled "Political reform between initiatives and real changes" the ruling General People's Congress to talk with all political parties in order to solve Yemen's numerous crises The participants unanimously agreed that there are dangerous crises which could jeopardize the state if all political players do not undertake responsibility in dealing with it.
Your correspondent (Viewpoints, August 3) who thought the Llandaff Society should undertake responsibility for an apparent flood in the ladies public convenience would have done better to contact the council, who would doubtless have dealt with it.
Ten children were shortlisted and it was finalised that PWA would undertake responsibility for their education, clothing and monthly requirements for one year.
 
 
 
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