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UK: Bideford Council accepts legal firm?s offer in prayers row

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North Devon Gazette (July 15): "Bideford Town Council has agreed to accept an offer from a Manchester-based law firm to act on its behalf free of charge if a battle over the saying of prayers at meetings goes to court. The firm of Aughton Ainsworth made the offer after the National Secular Society announced its intention to seek a Judicial Review to end the saying of prayers as part of the Bideford council meetings." More information on the case here.

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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