Location: Bertrand Russel Room, Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, with exceptions noted. Monday meetings unless noted.
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21st October 2001
AGM followed by “This House believes that only the private sector can save the NHS.”
Proposed by: Gwyn Redgers
Opposed by: Donald Leon Soon
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19th November 2001 (Artists’ Room)
“This House feels that freedom is an illusion.”
Proposed by: Ruxton Hayward
Opposed by: unknown
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Thursday, 29th November 2001
Visit to the Kingston Debating Society: “That the nation state has run its course.”
Proposed by: Dr Martin Power
Opposed by: Maureen Mahon
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17th December 2001
Joint debate with the City of London Society of Cogers: “This House supports the war against terrorism.”
Proposed by: Sylvan member (unknown)
Opposed by: Cogers member (unknown)
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21st January 2002
“This House considers that too many urban Brits are physically unfit, mentally weak and morally bankrupt.”
Proposed by: unknown
Opposed by: Gwyn Redgers
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18th February 2002
“This House believes that we should welcome asylum seekers.”
Proposed by: unknown
Opposed by: Nigel Kynoch Clark
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18th March 2002
Annual Business Meeting followed by “This House feels that people should be given more guidance on what to believe.”
Proposed by: David Wedgwood
Opposed by: Maureen Mahon
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Friday 24th May 2002
Annual Dinner Debate: “This House considers that the mobile phone is a curse – not an asset.”
Proposed by: Frank Janus
Opposed by: Nigel Kynoch Clark