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Iain Duncan Smith

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Conservative MP for Chingford & Woodford Green Promoted by M. Goldie of 105c Station Road, Chingford, E4 7BU.
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Summer Work Experience Programme

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By Iain Duncan Smith
| iainduncansmith.org.uk
This summer, I hosted the first ever Summer Work Experience Programme for students in Chingford and Woodford Green. Over the week, the students split their time between Parliament and the constituency, gaining first‑hand insight into the day‑to‑day work of a Member of Parliament on both a local and national level.
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Burnham’s anti-homelessness strategy is doomed to fail

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By Iain Duncan Smith
| Yahoo Verified
Ending rough sleeping raises its head every few years. I have lost count of the number of prime ministers that have suddenly become aware of it, either by witnessing for themselves or because they have received complaints about the scale of the problem, particularly in tourist spots in London. In each case, the target of getting rid of the rough sleepers is then followed by pledges of accommodation and money.
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Burnham’s anti-homelessness strategy is doomed to fail

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By Iain Duncan Smith
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Ending rough sleeping raises its head every few years. I have lost count of the number of prime ministers that have suddenly become aware of it, either by witnessing for themselves or because they have received complaints about the scale of the problem, particularly in tourist spots in London. In each case, the target of getting rid of the rough sleepers is then followed by pledges of accommodation and money.
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