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CornishNotEnglish.com (245)
A Cornish campaigning platform
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2011 UK Census - Cornish Tick Box (238)
I will refuse to fill out the 2011 UK Census unless there is a Cornish ethnicity tick box option.
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Cornish Assembly Petition (210)
Petition the UK Government to hold a referendum in Cornwall on the question of establishing a Cornish Assembly.
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This is not Cornwall this is Kernow (206)
For the love of Kernow. A gateway site dedicated to raising awareness of the culture, heritage, history and politics of the Cornish nation. Links to Local Information websites for those who wish to gain insight into the People, the way of life and the reasons for preserving this unique Celtic homeland.
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Tyr Gwyr Gweryn (205)
A look at the Cornish Paradox and an examination of Cornish Genocide.
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Celtic League (197)
The Celtic League is an inter-celtic organisation that campaigns for the social, political and cultural rights of the Celtic nations
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Petition the PM / St Pirans day Bank Holiday NEW! (194)
The granting of a Cornish public holiday to commemorate St Piran’s Day would demonstrate our leaders’ commitment to regional identity.
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Cornish currency (193)
A page about Cornish bank notes issued by the CSP.
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Mebyon Kernow (180)
Mebyon Kernow - the Party for Cornwall is a progressive political party, campaigning for greater self government for Cornwall.
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British Nationalists In Wales Watch (136)
Welsh Nationalists not affiliated to any political party, dedicated to exposing the corruption, and failure of the three main British Nationalist Parties in Wales (Labour, Conservatives and Lib Dems).
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