Benefit fraud, a UK-EU Customs Union and questions for the Health and Infrastructure Ministers are on the order paper in the Assembly this afternoon.

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For the first time in recent memory, a small group of Southwick property owners attended the monthly Board of Assessors meeting to vent about their property’s recent revaluation.

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