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AGONY UNCLE

: Two years ago I started a community campaign to save a local amenity from closure. Initially we managed to distribute the work between a number of activists, but now – with the service under threat again after a brief reprieve – it seems like only me and one other person are doing all the work. It’s exhausting. If I drop out then I’m letting my

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