Friday, 1 January 2010
Donate to Kay Phillips' election fund
Donations to Kay's election campaign can be made online using a debit or credit card or a Paypal account. Donations will be processed via the Respect Party Paypal account and forwarded to Kay's campaign in Manchester.
To comply with UK laws please read the statement below before making a donation. Thank you.
Terms and conditions - please read carefully
To comply with UK laws please read the statement below before making a donation. Thank you.
Terms and conditions - please read carefully
In compliance with party funding laws, if I am donating more than £50, I understand that my details will be checked to ensure I am registered on a UK electoral register (this applies to overseas residents as well as UK residents). If I donate more than £7,500 to Respect nationally in the course of a calendar year (or £1,500 to a single Respect branch) I understand that my name and the amount of the donation will be reported to the Electoral Commission for publication on their public register of donations to Respect.
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May
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- Progressive Politics after the General Election
- Lib-Dems show their true colours
- After the Elections - The discussion
- After the election - some thoughts and some thanks...
- Results for Blackley and Broughton
- Last few hours - the campaign goes on.
- Attacking the weakest - utter, utter madness!
- Postal voting - time to end a system open to fraud...
- Kersal celebrates the Chartists
- Old parties' deficit sums don't add up
- Last few days - Help elect Respect
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April
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- MEN reports on Manifesto launch
- Manchester Respect launches Manifesto
- Laugh? I almost voted!
- Make this election truly historic in Blackley and ...
- Election meets Alice in Wonderland
- Polish migrants are welcome
- Kay Phillips backs Liberty's Asylum Pledge
- For peace and civil liberties
- George Galloway on the Daily Politics
- Make Palestine the Issue
- George Galloway: The fight is on
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March
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- Islamophobia is a threat to democracy
- Mark Steel: Laugh? I almost voted!
- Live! George vs Jim
- Progressive voices for Salford
- Sinister Parallels of Hatred
- Don't deport to the Congo
- Policies for a fairer society
- Brown's predictable and weary defence of the Iraq ...
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