Letter: Power pulled to the centre by party preaching less government

Saturday 09 April 1994 23:02 BST

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MAY I suggest that one way to make one's feelings known about a quango is to boycott the companies represented by its members? I am registering my disapproval of the Funding Agency for Schools by insisting on having my name removed from the Sun Alliance mailing list, and you can be sure that my next video will not come from Dixons. Such boycotts have worked in the past, so why not again?

James Wilson

Banbury, Oxon

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