The Independent 1993 Peter Dunn - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
The Independent 1993 Peter Dunn
An everyday story of not-so-friendly country folk. (gypsies not wanted in Middlezoy)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Conservation: the last straw. (preserving the thatched cottages of Stoke Abbott)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Despair and death on an estate without hope. (murder of Edna Phillips in Aberdare, South Wales)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Disenchantment at leadership's loss of common touch. (support for the Labour Party in the Cynon Valley)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Party stalwarts concerned over drift from socialism. (changes in Labour Party policy put working class supporters off)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Rare butterfly habitat faces threat from opencast mine. (British Coal Opencast joint scheme with government adviser on nature conservation)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Saboteurs prepare hunt showdown. (Southern Anti-Blood Sports Society become militant)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
Schoolchildren's adventure at sea that turned into a nightmare. (three children die after canoeing disaster)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn, Will Bennett
The village that's just too good to be true. (life in Castle Combe, Britain's Best Village)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn
TV station inquiry into job interview allegations. (Westcountry TV accused of sexual harassment)	Retail industry	Peter Dunn

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