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Niall reflects on his 28 years

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Niall: “The beliefs of people in political solutions have changed, and no doubt, the hard work of DWP is more cruel.

“As the department goes away from the state, the churches, charities and communities were the largest example of the people. There are many churches than in 30 years ago, but there is a pervasive attitude to individuals.

“One of the suspended things is the nature of poverty. Uayge Green” Poverty and blames the problems of society, “he said.

“Another area we strong is to increase the importance of prioritizing the sounds of experience living last year.





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