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South Lanarkshire Council bend over backwards as Mainshill goes 24 hours

By admin, 27 January 2012

Source http://bethemedia.org.uk/glentaggart-east/2012/jan/27/south-lanarkshire-counc...

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We’re running out of metaphors – bending over backwards, like puppets on a string, lapdogs – it seems that everything coal-related that happens in the Douglas Valley involves South Lanarkshire Council going out of their way to accommodate Scottish Coal.

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